Thread: MoP - Shuffler SPREADSHEET IS OUT!!!! THANKS ALL TO XSINTHIS

I'm having trouble finding anywhere to import the xml data...I used to have the Cata spreadsheet, so not too sure why it's not working this time around...Can anyone verify where it is I'm supposed to find the option to import xml data?

I, um, can't make it work. I import the data okay, but then when I get to the fancy tab, it still acts like there's no data available, with "#REF" in the calculated fields.

Even if I got it working, I have no idea how to use it, as I've never shuffled. Shrug. I keep meaning to have a shuffle-specific page on TUJ so people don't have to muck around with Excel, but I never find a clear explanation of the purpose and its avenues. Mind you, I never looked that carefully, anyway.

A shuffle page on TUJ would be so far beyond a win. Please do that

Originally Posted by Mr. Ektid

A shuffle page on TUJ would be so far beyond a win. Please do that

Find me a page that teaches what one should do with a shuffle spreadsheet and maybe I will.

Sadly I believe the other version of the spreadsheet is still in the works, Mith and Stede are working it. I believe it is set for another month or so before it gets out. Maybe talk to them Erorus?

I am actually working on my own spreadsheet and I have to tell you, the shuffle is WAY more complex in Mop due to the "perfect" cuts being = in value to the rare cuts. Do you sell commons, cut them to get a perfect or make them into rings and DE them. What makes it even more difficult is that the gem market is highly irregular due to the low demand and people not knowing what gems they need yet. Wait until LFR gets into full swing and hopefully things will stabilize.

What can I say, I like to maximize my profits. Just call me the Dave Hester of the wow shuffle....YUUUP!!

I've cut about 80 uncommons for laughs and have yet to get a single perfect cut, so I'm disinclined to think there's any value in projecting the value there and would consider it a small gift if one should show up. And I do mean small; perfect cuts sell for roughly half what the blue cut will even though they're identical. If the perfect cuts were purple, then we could sell them for ten times as much, since most people are sheep.