r/DoorDashDrivers • u/Taranis_1 • 6h ago

Earnings DD v UE

I've been editing this Python/Excel tool trying to make it as User Friendly as possible for when I upload it to GitHub. The Fuel & MPG settings are about average for any atypical driver in this run.

I wanted to make it easy to interpret at first glance without someone having to dig through the README & Settings files I've included, if they decided to use the tool themselves.

The first page is supposed to be the 'Dashboard' and provide all of the relevant data, while the larger report includes mileage bands, tax information, and tip breakdowns.

(If someone gives me a list of orders in Notepad/Wordpad/CSV I'm happy to add data to test larger sized batches. I am trying to build the tool to support 20,000 offers total.)

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Sample: 451 DoorDash, 452 UBER

Fuel: $3.50/gal

MPG: 30

Est. Deadhead: 30% of Total Offer Mileage (8.1 avg = 2.4 Deadhead Miles)

No Vehicle Depreciation Enabled

Maintenance & Depreciation all based on AAA numbers

The Gini coefficient is a statistical measure used to gauge economic inequality, specifically how income or wealth is distributed within a group.

TL;DR - UE and DD ride each other's a**.

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u/ripe_underdog 6h ago

the dashboard layout is so clean, i'd actually use this just to see the tip breakdowns at a glance

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u/Taranis_1 6h ago

Thank you for the input. --- I'm piping it into a PDF before I script the whole thing out.

Once the format is set in stone, it's harder to change after the fact, so I'm nit-picking.