The Power Of The Premier League Strikers

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MemphisFlash
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Sticking with the Power theme, here are the Premier League Top scorers Power Query Sheet.

Premier League Top Strikers - Power Query.xlsx
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jamesg46
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MemphisFlash wrote:
Fri Oct 30, 2020 4:21 pm
Sticking with the Power theme, here are the Premier League Top scorers Power Query Sheet.


Premier League Top Strikers - Power Query.xlsx


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Nice, that'll work well with a vlookup on my footy sheet.
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paspuggie48
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The possibilities are endless :lol: :) :D
Atho55
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Thinking aloud here. Without knowing the quality of the data on a Fantasy Football site or other site, could you Power query it then do a VLOOKUP into it once the Actual team news is announced to compare the strengths of both teams playing on a position by position (roughly) basis.
CallumPerry
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You could create something similar to an XG model detailed to a player by player basis. Look at each forward's expected goal rate, each defenders clean sheet rate and such.

Paspuggie48 and MemphisFlash have certainly whisked up the forum recently with these sort of posts, love it!
Atho55
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My thoughts exactly Callum, a few more categories might help too. XCS (Clean Sheets) XA (Assists) to give a Sum figure per player then Team Total v Team Total. Been mulling it over for a while but never been sure where/how to start it.
rik
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no way the top 4 keeping that ratio up
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