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Hello John,
I have sent you a mail privatly one or twoweeks
ago, where i described it.
For what export are you interested?
The easiest way is that you copy from the indices
database (Amibroker must closed to copy) the files <FONT
face="Times New Roman" size=3>broker.workspace and
broker.master.
and put both the a folder
After them everyone can simple open this folder in
amibroker and have the indices database with fullname and all other
informations, if available.
Thomas Zmuck
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>From:
<A title=jarnold01@xxxx
href="">jea55129
To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxx
href="">amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, June 29, 2002 1:22
AM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: How to download
all yahoo-indices
Ok I said<Ok, here is the crux of the biscuit. I
deleted all the indices with no data. If someone can explain to me in
terms that I can understand, I can put this file into the file section.
Remember!!! I NEW. This will be a challenge! :)>What I meant to
say is if some one can explain how I can export a database, I will put the
file in the file section.There!--- In amibroker@xxxxxxx,
"jea55129" <jarnold01@xxxx> wrote:> Hi Thomas,> > I
downloaded them all... 50 at a time. :( If I remember correctly > there
were 2153 differant indices. So that takes a little time. But > wait,
there is more. Roughly half of them have no data. Don't ask me >
why. > > So lets say you did all this and thought "hey, I can
just use the > clean database command!" NOOO!... for some strange
reason that > doesn't work with Yahoo's Indices. So after you
downloaded a couple > years worth of data, you manually go thru all
2153 indices and delete > all the ones that don't have data. Now
that will take you a while. > Now, I'm sure there is a formula to kick
out all the ones that don't > have any data. In fact thought you
e-mailed me on how to do it. Sorry > man, I'm still a rookie at
this and was too embarrassed to ask you to > explain it
again.> > Ok, here is the crux of the biscuit. I deleted all the
indices with > no data. If someone can explain to me in terms thatI
can understand, > I can put this file into the file section.
Remember!!! I NEW. This > will be a challenge! :)> >
John> > > > --- In amibroker@xxxx,
"Thomas Zmuck" <thomas03@xxxx> wrote:> > Hello,> >
> > Has anyone a idea how i can download all yahoo indices,
beginning > with ^ in one step as a text
or csv file.> > > > > > Thomas
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