Fantasy Football Stat Stud 11 CRX for Google Sheets
A Free Utilities Add-on
Published By Tyler Yandrofski
Fantasy Football Stat Stud (gnapoakopfljjlmedclodcbopeamhjjl): A fantasy football research tool and cheat sheet creator making it easy to merge fantasy data from multiple sources into one sheet.... Read More > or Download Now >
Fantasy Football Stat Stud for Google Sheets
Tech Specs
- • Type: Google Sheets Add-on
- • Latest Version: 11
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: Tyler Yandrofski
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 3 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 3
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 4
- • Current Version Downloads
- 4
- • Updated: September 5, 2017
Fantasy Football Stat Stud is a free Utilities Add-on for Google Sheets. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About Fantasy Football Stat Stud
Fantasy Football Stat Stud allows you to easily combine fantasy football data and player stats from any source into customized tables containing the most important information. Import fantasy data, stats and rankings from analysts and sites across the internet to create your own consolidated research sheets with the most important columns from different data tables. Never have to click back and forth between different spreadsheets to compare data from different sources. Plus with all that data in one table, you can easily sort and filter data and compare players. Here are some great ways to use the add-on:
* Create one sheet with all players from all positions containing the most important stats to you for each position
* Create sheets for each position to easily compare position-specific data from many sources in one place
* Create a draft-day cheat sheet with rankings and ADPs from different sites so you can spot value picks (and compare ranks/ADPs with easy-to-add functions)
* View and compare any rankings, notes or projections you create alongside those of experts
* Anything else you come up with!
FF Stat Stud does all the work for you, just import your data into the sheets of a Google spreadsheet, choose the columns you want, and generate your customized table. It doesn’t matter if the tables you import have different players or stats in them. It doesn't matter if the player names are formatted or spelled differently in each source, or if they have extra information like team and position in the player name column. You don't have to mess around with adding individual players to your table, or changing player names to match across sheets. Plus it’s expandable and flexible, working whether you have 200 or 1000 players, 3 data sheets or 30, without much extra setup. It's a great tool if you have a lot of data you use when doing FF research but you want to be able to consolidate the stats you check most from different sources into one place.
To get started, install the add-on and then choose the Help menu option instructions on setting up and importing your data.
* Create one sheet with all players from all positions containing the most important stats to you for each position
* Create sheets for each position to easily compare position-specific data from many sources in one place
* Create a draft-day cheat sheet with rankings and ADPs from different sites so you can spot value picks (and compare ranks/ADPs with easy-to-add functions)
* View and compare any rankings, notes or projections you create alongside those of experts
* Anything else you come up with!
FF Stat Stud does all the work for you, just import your data into the sheets of a Google spreadsheet, choose the columns you want, and generate your customized table. It doesn’t matter if the tables you import have different players or stats in them. It doesn't matter if the player names are formatted or spelled differently in each source, or if they have extra information like team and position in the player name column. You don't have to mess around with adding individual players to your table, or changing player names to match across sheets. Plus it’s expandable and flexible, working whether you have 200 or 1000 players, 3 data sheets or 30, without much extra setup. It's a great tool if you have a lot of data you use when doing FF research but you want to be able to consolidate the stats you check most from different sources into one place.
To get started, install the add-on and then choose the Help menu option instructions on setting up and importing your data.
