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now it works like this
the results of the exploration shows every security that passed the filter
EXAMPLE
Results for Explorer MACD:
Security A
Security B
Security C
other
Results for Explorer RSI:
Security B
Security C
Security D
would be nice an inverted relationship in The Explorer :shock:
EXAMPLE
Results for Security B
Explorer MACD
Explorer RSI
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If you REALLY want to be able to do that, right now....
Export the results to Excel and create a pivot. Its a little bit hand-draulic but it works, eventually!
wabbit :D
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Groups: Registered, Registered Users, Subscribers Joined: 3/7/2005(UTC) Posts: 1,346
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hey cassianoqs...... is there a particular reason for wanting them vertically.... if not, the explorer can print them horizontally.... you mentioned macd and rsi for examples so i carried those.... most any would do.....
such as
column a name = rsi buy
Cross(RSI(C,14),30)
column b name = rsi sell
Cross(70,RSI(C,14))
column c name = rsi
rsi(14)
column d name = macd
macd()
column e name = macd buy
Cross( MACD(), Mov(MACD(),9,EXPONENTIAL))
filter
colA OR colB OR colE
those are equis's explorations, not mine, just listed together..... i did not include the macd sell but could have.....
you can get quite creative in the explorer but of course creativity can only go so far.....h
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