Booking Abuse!
87 replies
peedee replied on 09/03/2016 14:17
Posted on 09/03/2016 14:17
...So you are admitting that you really are only Guessing at cancelations
Point me to the post I have said that JVB. I can assure you I was not guessing. If you cannot understand how I arrived at my figures I am not about to explain it further. The only way they can be inaccurate is if the Clubs availability figures are wrong which seems most unlikely.
peedee
JVB66 replied on 09/03/2016 14:48
Posted on 09/03/2016 14:48
...So you are admitting that you really are only Guessing at cancelations
Point me to the post I have said that JVB. I can assure you I was not guessing. If you cannot understand how I arrived at my figures I am not about to explain it further. The only way they can be inaccurate is if the Clubs availability figures are wrong which seems most unlikely.
peedee
.I would expect that.they are correct but no way can it be perceived from them that late cancelations are affecting them
peedee replied on 09/03/2016 16:12
JVB66 replied on 09/03/2016 16:33
peedee replied on 09/03/2016 19:03
Posted on 09/03/2016 19:03
JVB you are obviously confused as to what I am doing. It would appear the late availability figures for the weekends are updated in near real time and therefore change as the bookings and cancelations are made. You only have to compare one instance in time with a later one to see whether availability is changing and how. That is what I did noting the differences and recording these in spread sheets from where they could be analysed. The points represent the instances and the "x" axis represents time, in this case over four days, two days before the deadline and two after with that of the 8th March amplified into time slots. The "Y" axis shows the availability. The increase in availability over the 24hrs between the 7th and 8th of 486 pitches for the weekend of 11-13th March is almost certainly due to cancelations before the 72 hour deadline of noon on the 8th.
It's a good job it is raining hard and there is nothing on telle that interest me.
peedee
JVB66 replied on 09/03/2016 20:20
Posted on 09/03/2016 20:20
JVB you are obviously confused as to what I am doing. It would appear the late availability figures for the weekends are updated in near real time and therefore change as the bookings and cancelations are made. You only have to compare one instance in time with a later one to see whether availability is changing and how. That is what I did noting the differences and recording these in spread sheets from where they could be analysed. The points represent the instances and the "x" axis represents time, in this case over four days, two days before the deadline and two after with that of the 8th March amplified into time slots. The "Y" axis shows the availability. The increase in availability over the 24hrs between the 7th and 8th of 486 pitches for the weekend of 11-13th March is almost certainly due to cancelations before the 72 hour deadline of noon on the 8th.
It's a good job it is raining hard and there is nothing on telle that interest me.
peedee
..Thanks for that ,you must have a lot of time on your hands every day. but i now see where you are coming from? whats a spread sheet?
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