Thanks. I am Shadewalking_Bard there. I meant porting database structure not data itself. Maybe that is incorrect use of word "parsing", but I invoke foreigners right to bad English ;-)

I love the fact that since there is an open license, what started as asking the devs to do something turned into the community making it happen. Thanks Arokha, Eaton, and others.

I made my own 1e character gen spreadsheet, and will likely do that again with 2e. I use lots of vba and don't go through the trouble to get my spreadsheets signed so I can't really distribute them as most vba ends up setting off macro virus warnings and can't be downloaded or easily emailed. My sheet is generally easier to use than most, as most things you just select a dropdown item and the code does all the work in the background, or you click a button and get a new field skill entry to work with, etc. While a good group of tables would be useful, I generally have to reformat ones created by other people so I can use them with my code. I suppose if anyone is interested in a copy of my 1e, I could email it as a text file that you then change the extension to xlsm and have your virus detection yell at you about. I don't compile my vba (so I can update it on the fly) therefore if you are worried about viruses you can read the code before enabling macros to ensure nothing nefarious is occurring. I'll create a similar 2e sheet once I get a copy of the 2e rules, though it isn't a huge priority for me. I don't usually bother with first printings because errata and (lack of) supplements.

that website is amazing, thank you so much arokha!