I would like to create some custom watchlist sorts and I'm sorry that I am so weak on writting the PFC code.  The first one that I would like is to sort a a live scan watchlist with stocks making a new high of the last 2 days.  Is it possible to do this?  If so how?  Thanks for your help.

Assuming you mean a new 252-Period High, you could write a Condition Formula for this as:

H > MAXH251.1 OR H1 > MAXH251.2

You would need to change the 251 to something else if you wanted to check for a new high over another period. For example, a Condition Formula to check for a new 20-Period High happening during the most recent 2-bars could be written as:

H > MAXH19.1 OR H1 > MAXH19.2

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You can then use the Condition Formula as a WatchList Column to sort.

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Actually I only want it to look back 2 days and have current price making a high above the high print of just 2 days ago.

If you want the current high to above the high of 2-bars ago:

H > H2

If you want the current high to above both the high of 1-bar ago and the high of 2-bars ago:

H > MAXH2.1

Thanks Bruce that is working to pull out the stocks that have mad ea 2 day day high.  Is there now a way to have it only show those that are currently making this new high and those that have remained above this breakout. 

For example sorting the Sp-500 charts it is checking AON.  Yes the stock made a 2 day high but currently has slipped below that breakout.  Maybe that is asking to much of the software. 

I set did set the sort to update every minute but of course it is still returning the same charts. 

Again thanks for you help.

You could check for the close to above the high of 2-bars ago:

C > H2

Or above both the high of 1-bar ago and high of 2-bars ago:

C > MAXH2.1

Thank you so much Bruce.  That is returing what I was looking for.  It's amazing you were able to help me when I clearly did not know how to ask the correct question.  LOL

You're welcome.