@cptcherry
You need to pass your values to json url, the same as you provide them to the UI.
You can use the same url, just add `coins.json?`
You need to pass your values to json url, the same as you provide them to the UI.
You can use the same url, just add `coins.json?`
HI
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got this working.
for 12x gtx1070: {"coins":{"Zcash":{"id":166,"tag":"ZEC","algorithm":"Equihash","block_time":"147.0","block_reward":10.0,"block_reward24":10.0,"last_block":267299,"difficulty":8569198.1546495,"difficulty24":7099938.66248758,"nethash":477543342,"exchange_rate":0.044693,"exchange_rate24":0.0420029894957983,"exchange_rate_vol":1153.463661852,"exchange_rate_curr":"BTC","market_cap":"$941,994,815.39","estimated_rewards":"0.06351","estimated_rewards24":"0.07665","btc_revenue":"0.00283836","btc_revenue24":"0.00342573","profitability":87,"profitability24":106,"lagging":false,"timestamp":1517880992}
A few questions
1) is importing this into excel the best way via a power query?
2) how do I get it to extract the top first three most profitable - and is this locked to the coin ID on the original import, or is it dynamic?
3) I don't see "rev$ / Profit" in the json results, can i find it else where, or is there another query that is connected to power usage?
Thanks