WOO Tool - How much tickets do I have

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I wanted to do a post about my WOO earnings tomorrow, but unfortunately due to the high traffic the website can't update the WOO amounts at the moment. We hope for a quick fix from the management, but this only shows how the popularity of WOO increases day by day.

For my post I have created a Google Sheets document to calculate the amount of my tickets. As it is available I decided to share it.
Please be aware that:

  • On PC: The tool works in most popular browsers
  • On Phone : You will have to download the Google Sheets application from your store
  • Multiple people might use the sheet at once. Make sure, that noone else is using the sheet before you start editing.

If anyone has a better way to do this, then feel free to improve on the idea ;)
Also feel free to copy the tool or parts of it out if you need them.

The link is here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MsGklvnoxb2ELYP9geOWbrzNpk17lwulaw2rvMaWdcg/edit?usp=sharing

Usage is straight forward.

  • Search for the name of your wrestler/manager
  • Check how many cards you have on the WOO site depending on their type
TypeSilver BeltGold BeltCommon LoreGold Lore
Card example
  • Input the values into the blue boxes:
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  • Check the yellow boxes for the results.

That's it. Now you know how many tickets you have! :)

That was all for today. Feel free to check out my other WOO related content.

Welcome to the WOO family!

Graphics were made available by the WOO team and I have modified them a bit to fit the content.



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thanks..this is great.
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Very cool. I did something similar with a spreadsheet, but I don't know much about functions except sums, so I did it manually :).
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It is really simple to add this feature, as I have only the IF function added to the mix. It works like

  • IF(yes/no answer, if answer is yes do this, if answer is no to this).
    You can put multiple IF into each other, but I think there is a limitation in Spreadsheet to have a maximum of 10 in one cell.

So in practice it looks like this:

=IF(B6="Common",1,IF(B6="Rare",10,IF(B6="Epic",25,IF(B6="Legendary",80,IF(B6="Special",2080,"CHECK")))))

In normal language:
Check if in cell B6 is the text Common

  • if yes, then write the number 1
  • if no, check if in cell B6 is the text Rare
    • if yes, then write the number 10
    • if not, then
      • ...
        and so on.

And then there is a simple calculations ;)

Try it out ;)

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Wow, thank you so much. I'll try to implement it and report back :o).

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