Bets placed twice

[macdos01]

Hi,

Just wondering if anyone has incurred this issue.

I use excel to place bets on specific horses. Once the bet is placed it then looks it up in MyBets and potentially updates the bet. Sometimes the market will move to the next race as it automatically goes 1 minute prior to scheduled off (which I prefer out of the auto pick options). If I then go back to the previous market it appears to have nothing in MyBets (or at least no bet reference to look up) and therefore places my bets again, so I now have bets placed twice on my selection(s).

Does this sound familiar to anyone and does anyone have a suggestion to avoid this happening. It isn't a big deal as it only occurs when I manually change the market back and i can then go and then get out of the extra position but thought I would raise it here to see what others had to say.

Alternatively I could just not go back to a market, but sometimes I would like to do so.

Thanks in advance.

[alrodopial]

It's logical if you log at the same sheet.
Try to split the races in the quick pick list into 2 groups with time gaps between them and log them into two sheets.

[macdos01]

I would love to split the races in the quick pick list every second one in one tab, and the others in another. How might I do this? Is there a function to do this?

[GaryRussell]

I would love to split the races in the quick pick list every second one in one tab, and the others in another. How might I do this? Is there a function to do this?

Sorry there isn't a function to automatically do this. Your only option is to delete the relevant markets from each quick pick list by using right click and selecting "delete market" from popup menu.

[alrodopial]

Sorry there isn't a function to automatically do this. Your only option is to delete the relevant markets from each quick pick list by using right click and selecting "delete market" from popup menu.

Pick the races every second one and press delete.It's easier this way.
Do the same and for the second tab .
It's not so hard as it sounds. It takes half a minute.