Merging races

I want to merge two races - basically a gold fleet and a silver fleet, which started three minutes apart. Would somebody tell me how to do this?

Ta

George Morris

Hi George - perhaps you could expand a bit, is it you have two complete series one Gold and one Silver

I would think the option you want is from the File menu - Merge Series and then the third option - see below

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If you want to send me the two blw files I’ll have a look.

Jon

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On 13 July 2015 at 17:49, georgewhitleymorris@gmail.com [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:

I want to merge two races - basically a gold fleet and a silver fleet, which started three minutes apart. Would somebody tell me how to do this?

Ta

George Morris

Jon Eskdale
07530 112233

Skype “eskdale”

John,

I thought I had done that but it created a series of two races in which half the fleet Did Not Come to the second. I just want to make one race for the 59 boats that were all on the water at the same time and sailed the same course but started three minutes apart. I suspect that I could just cut and paste one fleet into the other and rescore, but I haven’t tried that yet, The two files are attached,

Rgds

George

Hi George,

I just did as per my suggestion in the previous email and it seems to have created what you wanted

File attached

Let me know if its not what you want.

Jon

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On 13 July 2015 at 20:18, georgewhitleymorris@gmail.com [sailwave] sailwave@yahoogroups.com wrote:

John,

I thought I had done that but it created a series of two races in which half the fleet Did Not Come to the second. I just want to make one race for the 59 boats that were all on the water at the same time and sailed the same course but started three minutes apart. I suspect that I could just cut and paste one fleet into the other and rescore, but I haven’t tried that yet, The two files are attached,

Rgds

George

Jon Eskdale
07530 112233

Skype “eskdale”

Hi George,

From what you have said I am wondering why you have not done it all

in one file. If you did in one file and set two starts for each race
I think you could score each ‘group’ (Gold & Silver) separately
and all as one cohort. Like Jon I will look at your files and see
what is waht.

Kind regards,
Huw
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georgewhitleymorris@gmail.com

John,

        I thought I had done that but it created a series of two

races in which half the fleet Did Not Come to the second. I
just want to make one race for the 59 boats that were all on
the water at the same time and sailed the same course but
started three minutes apart. I suspect that I could just cut
and paste one fleet into the other and rescore, but I
haven’t tried that yet, The two files are attached,

Rgds

George


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Yup - that’s it! You’ve obviously done this before!

Rgds

George

Hi George,

Jon beat me to it. But having looked at the files you sent to  the

SUG and the one Jon has return, I have noticed that you seem to be
entering a lot more data than you need to, unless you are importing
finish information from a CSV file.

What did I notice? When I right click the label R1 and select Edit

Race, I see one start with place finish for all competitors. But
when I edit result for a competitor I see that there is a start and
finish time which tells me that the results should be calculated on
corrected time and this is confirmed when I look at scoring system
rating tab.

Using the file Jon has posted you can produce the 3 sets of results

you want:

  • Best of the Rest

  • Four Seasons

  • All boats
    For the last set of results you need to select the first option in
    the score series window and for the first two use the second option
    in the window.

    I have taken Jo’s file and modified it so you can see how I suggest
    the information in the Edit race window should be set-up. If you are
    using the Sail Number Wizard for data entry this will save a lot of
    typing, i.e . eliminate the need to enter the start time for
    every boat, and eliminate the possiblity of entering the wrong start
    time for a boat. I also suggest, to reduce data entry typing, using
    6-digit number strings for times HHMMSS, i.e . without a
    separator between the HH, MM & SS.

    Hope you might find this additional information useful. It also
    removes the need to merge files.

    Kind regards,

    Huw

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On 13/07/2015 21:34, Jon Eskdale
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jon@sailwave.com

Hi George,

            I just did as per my suggestion in the previous email

and it seems to have created what you wanted

File attached

Let me know if its not what you want.

Jon

Jon Eskdale
07530 112233

Skype “eskdale”

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John,

                      I thought I had done that but it created a

series of two races in which half the fleet
Did Not Come to the second. I just want to
make one race for the 59 boats that were all
on the water at the same time and sailed the
same course but started three minutes apart. I
suspect that I could just cut and paste one
fleet into the other and rescore, but I
haven’t tried that yet, The two files are
attached,

Rgds

George