We'd like to download the Leaderboard entry from the developer site, in order to analyze player behaviour in excel and to do better followup questions with testers.
But currently, we have to click a leaderboard, check it, then go back one page, then click the next leaderboard. And if we have 25 songs, with 4 difficulties, we have over 100 leaderboards to check, each with 10 users.
Is there a way to download this data as a CSV instead? It would be very useful.
What I did was check if the site had an export option for CSV or even an API that could automate the process. Sometimes, even if there’s no direct download option, using browser extensions like "Web Scraper" can help you pull the data into a CSV. I remember getting a helpful tip about it from Excel.tv (https://excel.tv/) when I needed to organize large datasets for a project.
