Ok. New boy here.
After I have rated the horses for the day I want to be able to load the markets, select the runner I like via 'nominated selection' & set a minimum price to try to back it at. Is this doable with custom column or saves values or something. I could do it with different rules I suppose but that's a bit ugly.
Nominate a selection & a minimum price
I assume the min price is different per horse ?
If that's the case I'd personally use a "Set Stored Values using a File" Rule for something like that.
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/set ... ters_.html#
Get your list of horses and prices and drop those into a CSV in the correct format, specifying the Horse name in the selecton column and a single SV called, say MinPrice
Each line would look like this :
"Horse name1",*,*,*,S,MinPrice,3.0
"Horse name2",*,*,*,S,MinPrice,4.0
Editing the csv in Excel makes is quicker as it will split at the commas into columns
Then create the Import rule in your baf, pointing at the CSV, to import one time only, applying it to all todays Win etc markets
If the horse name is then matched against a runner, the Minprice SV will be assigned to it and you can use the MinPrice SV in a condition to specify the price to enter with
Doing this the baf stays simple and can be used to every market each morning, after you edit your master csv
if the MinPrice is the same for every horse then the above could still be relevant, you can just ditch the SV entries and use it to nominate the required runners. Which I find a lot quicker than nominating via the drop downs in Guardian
Edit: Don't forget to add a "1" as the only entry on first line of the CSV or it will error
If that's the case I'd personally use a "Set Stored Values using a File" Rule for something like that.
https://www.betangel.com/user-guide/set ... ters_.html#
Get your list of horses and prices and drop those into a CSV in the correct format, specifying the Horse name in the selecton column and a single SV called, say MinPrice
Each line would look like this :
"Horse name1",*,*,*,S,MinPrice,3.0
"Horse name2",*,*,*,S,MinPrice,4.0
Editing the csv in Excel makes is quicker as it will split at the commas into columns
Then create the Import rule in your baf, pointing at the CSV, to import one time only, applying it to all todays Win etc markets
If the horse name is then matched against a runner, the Minprice SV will be assigned to it and you can use the MinPrice SV in a condition to specify the price to enter with
Doing this the baf stays simple and can be used to every market each morning, after you edit your master csv
if the MinPrice is the same for every horse then the above could still be relevant, you can just ditch the SV entries and use it to nominate the required runners. Which I find a lot quicker than nominating via the drop downs in Guardian
Edit: Don't forget to add a "1" as the only entry on first line of the CSV or it will error