I made this spreadsheet to calculate minecraft item prices based on the time it takes to produce them but im having trouble to select the proportion of each item to divide the time (and value) between them, i need to be sure that each item is at least the average price for that item in the market. if they cant it means i dont produce with an average technique.
Ah, sorry. I didn’t realise this was an excel (help) community.
I was just about to ask about the proportion…
Also, I’m not an excel person, but feel I have to help!
Based on your research, there will be a total number of blocks mined which you need to account for.
So, total up the number of blocks mined (*) and divide that by the number of blocks found.
This will give you the ratio of diamond ore blocks to total blocks.
I feel like you must be doing something similar for the value?
*: worth having this total near the top in static rows, so you don’t have to do strange cell references.
This also allows you to expand your sheets to have further seeds/research-projects which can give a summary view of the average (maybe multiple summaries for different depths)
in that example i worked for 6,43 minutes which should give me a total of $7720,00 (6,43x1200 which is the average rate), in that time i produced, with my specific technique, diamonds, redstone, iron, gold, andesite, gravel, etc. what im trying to accomplish is divide that 7720 in value between the diverse types of items so i can put a price tag in them.
if i do as you said, with proportion based on the amount of items acquired compared to the total amount of items the diamonds would be really cheap, and things with a lot of items acquired like redstone would be expensive. i currently set my own proportions manually so the value is distributed more to the rare items and less to the common items like gravel. I need to sell them after all, no one will buy redstone with 5x the price of a diamond.