Stix,

Here is the betfair data I used for February. There was 1 day when I did not get any markets as the application fell over and I wasn't home to fix it.

It is the Feb data behind my system tester. It can be used as a cross reference point as well as for further investigation

Hopefully this link works.

http://uploading.com/files/ebdfdc4d/Febdata.zip/

Enjoy.

Well, we all know what the "B" stands for ? i.e it ends in "T" and the other word is "FAYRE"

Hi UselessBettor

I'm new to the forum, was just wondering how you gathered all the information?

Toil,

My own custom written programs.

UselessBettor,

I'd be interested to hear or learn how to get some of the neural stuff like TIM Cf Dist $ etc without having to copy and paste it.

If anyone could help on this matter would be great.

Hoping to also contribute to these forums.

Cheers.

One of the reasons I ask is because when I copy the Ratings Table for example from R&S and paste into excel all the numbers end up on the left side of the cell and you dun get an average or you can't color scale the column or do a sum etc, is there a way around this or a trick in excel that you can use to get the numbers on the right side of the cell to do these things?

Toil,

I suggest picking up a book that examplains how to program in excel. I don't do it in excel but my understandng is its not very hard.

As far as doing sums, etc just use formulas in the cells.

UselessBettor,

Weird thing is I have googled to get number to right side of the cell and found heaps of answers but none of them work for me :S

You dun do it in excel so what do you do it in?

I sue the free Visual suites available from from microsoft. Dot Net is the language I am using. More info available here : www.microsoft.com/net

I wouldn't be going up against them - they're too big.

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