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| ALWN1X |
GP will be opening this week. I understand that for the first week/10 days the profile numbers will be of little value. I also understand that ES can't store the profile numbers/rankings. So my question is after handicapping a days card is it possible to transfer that data to an Excel program and then later the results and create a data base similar to the Simulator Performance Analsis? If this is doable I'd like to begin the 2nd week in Jan or whenever the profile has enough data to work. Have a good New Years Richard Young | ||
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| Steward Graded Stakes ![]() |
EquiSim is not well suited to handle this sort of export. I suppose more code could be written to export to X,Y, or Z, but it is not presently available. EquiSim's database is a curious thing. I designed it to be as fast and compact as possible. Do achieve this, it uses bit flags (64 bits worth, split into two fields) to store the presence of "abilities" -- along with a few other tricks. Exporting this directly from a Profiler Database into some other format would be most difficult. -Nathan | |||
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| Graded Stakes |
As a "quick and dirty" method you could always export the profile results to a file and then cut and paste the file into Excel. Now, it will not be neatly formatted but with some minor programming you might be able to make something work. Two possible solutions: insert comma's between the values then re-import into Excel and use the comma delimited option. Other option is to write some code much like Game Theory's chart parser that does the same with the profile output. Scott | |||
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