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# Exporting Rosters

<mark style="color:blue;">**/export rosters**</mark> <mark style="color:purple;">**category:**</mark> `WAR or CWL`

Category is optional!

Exports the Rosters to a Google Spreadsheet, allows you to view this on the Web and allows you to download it.

## Sheets

It generates a Google Spreadsheet for each Roster with 2 sheets, "All members" and "Missing Members"

### Roster Sheet

With the following Columns:

* **Player Name**
* **Player Tag**
* **In Clan?** - If the Player is currently on the Roster Clan
* **Current Clan** - Where the Player currently is
* **Current ClanTag** - The Clan Tag of the Current Clan
* **Discord** - The Discord User Name
* **War Preference** - In or Out of War
* **Group** - The selected Group in the Roster
* **Town Hall**
* **Combined Heroes** - The combined Hero Levels

### All Members Sheet

Contains all the same columns as the Roster Sheet, plus an additional Roster column showing all signed-up players.

### Missing Members Sheet

Shows all Players in the Roster Clans that aren't in any of the Rosters with the following columns

* **Player Name**
* **Player Tag**
* **Town Hall**
* **Discord**
* **Clan**
* **Clan Tag**


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