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Hello,
I want to filter two explore results, for example (actually my case is more complicated), explorerA COLA is yesterday's close price, exploreB COL A is today's closing price.
I want to get the result exploreA colA is larger than exploreB colA. Is it possible?
THX
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Hi chunwai
You say that you want to filter results so using the Filter section could provide the solution to your problem. Rather than use two explorations you will need to combine the two current explorations into one. The exploration you've described might look like this
{ColA}
Ref(C,-1);
{ColB}
C;
{Filter}
ColA > ColB;
Since you have not given any other details of your explorations I cannot offer any thoughts on how to fit the two explorations into one. You don't say whether your explorer is capable of delivering only 6 column results or 12.
Hope this helps.
Roy
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Thx Reply,
Actually I would like to explore the last several years lowest prices
I describe this using my word, I would get the lowest price between 2015 to 2016.
And lowest price between 2015 to 2014
And lowest price between 2014 to 2013
Finally I can compare these value to choose stock i will buy.
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