Stored Values for Adjustment amounts

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49ers
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Hello,

I don't think this is currently possible but in the Adjustment area of an automation/servant rule it would be great to be able to adjust the entered amount dynamically using a stored value rather than having to hard code it. This would then allow for example tick adjustments or anything else to vary depending on the odds of a runner/other conditions which could be pre-set using a call from Excel.

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Jukebox
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Joined: Thu Sep 06, 2012 8:07 pm

You're overlooking that you can already add. subtract, multiply or divide a stored value by any other stored value. So if the information to determine what you want to add or subtract can already be determined from the current market information then you can can create the stored value accordingly.
49ers
Posts: 66
Joined: Wed Jun 06, 2018 1:35 pm

Hello,

Thanks for your reply what I'm specifically after is adding or subtracting a number of ticks from a stored value held in another stored value.

Is there any way that you could suggest I could achieve this using the current setup?
Jukebox
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In those circumstances instead of having a set of conditions to decide if I wanted to deduct 1 or 2 ticks (or whatever) from my stored value I might instead just store my value with with a one tick deduction and a two tick deduction and use the same set of conditions to decide which one to use.

Ticks are a pain, often if the number of ticks needs to be a variable to keep things in some sort of constant proportion it is easier to work with the book% and use a constant.
49ers
Posts: 66
Joined: Wed Jun 06, 2018 1:35 pm

Okay - that makes sense.

I could always pass a signal to excel, modify the value using an excel function to add/remove ticks and then set the SV to reflect this using the SET_SV command in Excel as a work around.

Thanks for your input, much appreciated.
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