site for extracting steam data to excel

[Rich]

Is there any such website? I've looked around and https://www.mysteamgauge.com/ does not work whatsoever (always fails on loading)

I do not want to use some 3rd party software for this .

Simple a website to extract a list of all my games into a .csv (if it can include hours per game that would be fine as well but not a requirement)

[Aachen]

I think whatever tool you opt to use will be third-party.

[MoonC A T]

What do you mean by "steam data"?

[Rich]

Originally posted by Aachen:

I think whatever tool you opt to use will be third-party.

yes but a website preferably, not some program i have to download

i ended up using this site https://completionist.me/steam/ it loads very very slow and I had to copy paste 10 pages but at least it's..something.

[GG]

NICE

[Nx Machina]

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=444067719

[Thorgrimr]

you could use excel and Steam API to create lists with the data you need. or al least some of that data

[Cathulhu]

https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#Formats

[NS Plover]

You can do this yourself w/o a website by going to

https://store.steampowered.com/account/licenses

and highlighting the game data you want then right click and choose copy and then paste it into excel... This would not include hours...

[Rich]

Originally posted by NS Plover:

You can do this yourself w/o a website by going to

https://store.steampowered.com/account/licenses

and highlighting the game data you want then right click and choose copy and then paste it into excel... This would not include hours...

No. It gives a random order, doesnt include all licenses (a bundle of games will count as one license, like ID GAMES which is all the doom games, for example).

[NS Plover]

Originally posted by rfzm ↑:

Originally posted by NS Plover:

You can do this yourself w/o a website by going to

https://store.steampowered.com/account/licenses

and highlighting the game data you want then right click and choose copy and then paste it into excel... This would not include hours...

No. It gives a random order, doesnt include all licenses (a bundle of games will count as one license, like ID GAMES which is all the doom games, for example).

Excel has been known to sort I didn't notice it not including all games - but I don't own the ones you mentioned...

[[N]ebsun]

http://api.steampowered.com/IPlayerService/GetOwnedGames/v0001/?key=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX&steamid=76561197960434622&include_appinfo&format=xml

basically that ?
you will need an api key

then just import to excel through the data tab > get & transform data > from xml
looks like you have 788 games ?

[Rich]

Originally posted by Rich:

Originally posted by Aachen:

I think whatever tool you opt to use will be third-party.

yes but a website preferably, not some program i have to download

i ended up using this site https://completionist.me/steam/ it loads very very slow and I had to copy paste 10 pages but at least it's..something.

Since this no longer works, and steamgauge has never worked, anyone have a solution?

[Myster_Dan]

I think you could look up your profile at https://steamdb.info/calculator/ and then copy your game list - as long as it's set to public. Paste into Notepad first, then copy that into Excel/etc.

[[☭]-Soviet-Triumph-]

Originally posted by Rich:

steamgauge has never worked

Steamgauge always worked for me, sure it takes half an hour to generate the results page but technically it is working.

[Rich]

Originally posted by ☭-Soviet-Triumph-:

Originally posted by Rich:

steamgauge has never worked

Steamgauge always worked for me, sure it takes half an hour to generate the results page but technically it is working.

I cant even get the start page to load.