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I have a follow up question about this, Andrew.
A>> Same concept, another option.
A>> List = "MSFT,INTC,IBM";
A>> myorder = 1000;
A>> for( i = 0; ( sym = StrExtract( List, i ) ) != ""; i++ )
A>> {
A>> if(Name()==sym){myorder = i+1;}
A>> }
A>> Filter = 1;
A>> AddColumn(myorder,"My Order");
A>> Just type your list in the order you want
I thought if I set
SetOption("nodefaultcolumns", True );
that I could make myorder be the first column on the left. I can and
it is of course, but normally that first column is the ticker column,
and it sorts low numbers to high (low numbers first). But when I
make my list and run the exploration, it prints out the first symbol
as 1, but sorts with the highest numbers first. The obvious and easy
solution (other than a click) is to reverse the order of my typed
list. But the question is why is the automatic sort order inverse of
the sort order applied to the default ticker column? I can't figure
that one out.
Yuki
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