Guardian telling difference

[Alpha322]

Hi
Guys and ladies, is there a way when you load markets in Guardian it can have a specific colour for Handicap markets or would one have to do that manually on the morning prep


Alpha 322

[jamesedwards]

Hi
Guys and ladies, is there a way when you load markets in Guardian it can have a specific colour for Handicap markets or would one have to do that manually on the morning prep


Alpha 322

I don't think you can use value based colour by text but you can by number. So you'd have to create a column with a numerical stored value based on the type of race and use value based colours to colour that column accordingly.

[Alpha322]

Hi
Guys and ladies, is there a way when you load markets in Guardian it can have a specific colour for Handicap markets or would one have to do that manually on the morning prep


Alpha 322

I don't think you can use value based colour by text but you can by number. So you'd have to create a column with a numerical stored value based on the type of race and use value based colours to colour that column accordingly.

James thanks, that sounds a little technical if there are any in the downloads would be happy to import and play and adjust

[jamesedwards]

Hi
Guys and ladies, is there a way when you load markets in Guardian it can have a specific colour for Handicap markets or would one have to do that manually on the morning prep


Alpha 322

I don't think you can use value based colour by text but you can by number. So you'd have to create a column with a numerical stored value based on the type of race and use value based colours to colour that column accordingly.

James thanks, that sounds a little technical if there are any in the downloads would be happy to import and play and adjust

You need to create a stored value that = 1 on condition that market name contains the text "hcap".

Then create a custom column in Guardian that displays the stored value. Then amend the colour of that custom column to 'value based' using one colour if the SV = 0 and another if the SV = 1.


eg I do this to differentiate by colour between US & UK, and Win & Place markets.

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