Projected SP

[thewald]

Is it possible to get the projected SP figure into excel? When I select SP or Forecast price from the additional columns neither appear in my spreadsheet.

Also, is it possible for a bet trigger to clear itself once matched, so that it can be triggered again?

If anybody can help I would be very greatful.

Merry Christmas to all

[Captain Sensible]

Are you selecting the SP columns correctly? Is the column hidden , usually appears in the next available column so if only SP selected would be in column Y



You can amend your code so a CLEAR statement is entered into the trigger column to clear any bet references so further bets can be placed, plenty of code on the forum either using VBA or just IF and statements. Just have to be careful you don't get into endless loops and empty your bank on one runner

[GaryRussell]

Another possible cause is not ticking "Enable triggered betting" when setting up the Excel link. The additional columns are tagged onto the triggered betting columns so don't appear without this option.

[thewald]

Thanks for the info. Have managed to get the forecast SP on my spreadsheet. Just trying to find the code on the forum.

Thanks again

[gizzard]

Another possible cause is not ticking "Enable triggered betting" when setting up the Excel link. The additional columns are tagged onto the triggered betting columns so don't appear without this option.

This fooled me for a while as I was just trying to test a spreadsheet so didn't want triggered betting but wanted the Projected SP.

I'm sure that there's a good technical reason why the Projected SP can't be displayed unless Triggered betting is set but it makes things tricky to test if part of the test requires the Projected SP.

Is there any way to show the Projected SP without triggered betting enabled?

[alrodopial]

but it makes things tricky to test if part of the test requires the Projected SP.

If your test requires formulas that will place triggers (BACK,LAY etc) place then in another column, not column Q.
If you leave column Q empty there's no risk.