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I want to add code, to one of my pcf scan, to only list stocks where logartihmic >= 7%...can I do this some how?
Thanks, Cliff
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Assuming you are talking about the numbers right below the Price Scale, this would vary based on Zoom. The Chart Scale Increment topic explores this in considerable detail.
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Bruce, I can't make heads-nor-tails out of the link you gave me.
again,
I want to add code to a couple of my pcf scans to only list stocks where logartihmic >= 5% using zoom 6.
Would you please help me with this code; thanks
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You might want to read through our exchange at the end of the Chart Scale Increment topic again as you seemed to get it on November 16, 2009 after exchanging a few posts. Maybe re-reading it will jog your memory and restore your understanding.
In any case, you don't really need to understand it (although it is certainly a bonus if you do). All you should need to do is change the >= 7 at the end of the Zoom 6 formula in my Thursday, November 12, 2009 9:45:40 AM ET post in that topic to a >= 5 instead:
100 * ((100 * MAXH66 / ((MAXH66 / MINL66) ^ (1 / 12))) \ 1) / ((100 * MAXH66 / ((MAXH66 / MINL66) ^ (1 / 6))) \ 1) - 100 >= 5
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Thanks Bruce,
I wasn't on the attack FYI,
I went through them and stupid me guess I missed the response. I might have had something in mind and when I got to your answer it didn't register.
Thanks again Bruce
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You're welcome. I didn't think you were on the attack. I just wanted to point out the section where you seemed to understand before in hopes that reading through it would help you understand it again.
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The code works just great; exactly what I was looking for.
Perfect.
Thanks again Bruce.
Cliff
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You're welcome.
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