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Discussion regarding the spreadsheet functionality of Bet Angel.
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StellaBot
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Joined: Thu Jan 26, 2017 11:52 am

Hi

When I enter this statement, =IF(G9<3,BACK,"") , in L9 it works perfectly. Basically fires in a bet on fav if odds less than 3.
What im trying to do is put in a back offset OF 2 but dont know where to put the OFFSET statement and whether its in brackets and where its placed in above statement .Have tried =IF(G9<3,BACK OFFSET:2,"") and
=IF(G9<3,BACK ,[OFFSET:2],"").
Any help please.
nigelk
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Try putting the whole command in brackets:

=IF(G9<3,"BACK OFFSET:2","")
StellaBot
Posts: 818
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Thanks for reply Nigel.
Is that not same as first one I quoted?
I will try tomorrow morning and feedback.
Thanks
Edit
Oh " " I see

Shouldve went to specsavers
StellaBot
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Joined: Thu Jan 26, 2017 11:52 am

Thanks nigelk
I understand your way.
Has to be a simpler way with BA to accommadate that.
I will post elsewhere.
StellaBot
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Hi
next episode of excel here.
Thanks nigelk
Did try but I must ave messed up my original excel sheet.
Heres a question.
Can there be 1 excel sheet that loads and works for every horse race.
I am thinking of guardian where one "rule" can be applied for every race(market)
Not excel 1,excel 2,excel3 etc
StellaBot
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Hi Nigel
Soz about late reply.
My Laptop was left opened at party.
However.
Spot on thank you.
In brackets was correct ty..

I will try to ask Memphis a solution based on that now.
This is most complicated part for me.
Soz Memphis, also missed your reply.
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