Bet Fair Non Runners

[DanTheMan1]

Evening all, is there any quick way using stored values that I can store this with the last traded price or book percent% as it became a non runner. I note bet fair shows non runners and the book% on the main site. Any help would be great, thanks.

[Anbell]

Evening all, is there any quick way using stored values that I can store this with the last traded price or book percent% as it became a non runner. I note bet fair shows non runners and the book% on the main site. Any help would be great, thanks.

I think you'd have to write it to the log or excel

[DanTheMan1]

Evening all, is there any quick way using stored values that I can store this with the last traded price or book percent% as it became a non runner. I note bet fair shows non runners and the book% on the main site. Any help would be great, thanks.

I think you'd have to write it to the log or excel

Yes, this is the information I would like to collect via s/v into the log before exporting it into excel. I was just wondering if this was possible?

[Anbell]

Evening all, is there any quick way using stored values that I can store this with the last traded price or book percent% as it became a non runner. I note bet fair shows non runners and the book% on the main site. Any help would be great, thanks.

I think you'd have to write it to the log or excel

Yes, this is the information I would like to collect via s/v into the log before exporting it into excel. I was just wondering if this was possible?

You can do it, but it isnt simple. I dont think that info regarding non-runners is available via guardian or one-click once the runner has been removed, so you'd need to collect the data for every runner in realtime in excel (probably) and then identify which runner has been removed, and then locate the LTP or whatever, probably using VBA.

Depending on the accuracy you require you can go to settings/excel and export rf or projected SP or whatever - but then you still have to extract the data once there has been a withdrawal, which isnt easy

[DanTheMan1]

No worries, sounds like a bit of a job, I will see if I can get the info in another way. Cheers for the help though.