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Hi Roy,
I would definitely like to get ,ore than the current value, but not all the
history.
The ideal solution would be
For indicator = 1 to z
For security = 1 to n
MS Opens security
MS Plots Indicator one
MS Stores values in memory
MS Closes security
Next security
Create on text file :
Indicator1, Security 1, date1, value
Indicator1, Security 1, date2, value
Indicator1, Security 2, date1, value
Indicator1, Security 2, date2, value
Next indicator
It does look simple ...
Greg.
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Roy Larsen
Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 7:50 AM
To: metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Exporting indicator data.
Greg
You don't mention if you want all the history of your indicator or just the
current bar value. Using the explorer to create a report of all current
values is pretty easy, and marking the report (high-light any line other
than the top one and Ctrl/C) to copy to excel likewise. Once in Excel save
as .csv ready to import into a text editor.
Sorry but this solution is only for the current bar of data, not history.
Roy
> I am looking for a way to export the output data of a MetaStock indicator
as
> a text file. I would like to do it for 400 securities every day. I started
> with opening each secutity and using the drag and drop method to excel
> before saving the worksheet content as a text file, but I quickly realised
> that it wasn't a smart approach. Anyone having an idea? Even if I need to
> buy a third party tool !
>
> The ideal solution would be a method like the downloader. You select a
> folder and for all the securities in this folder and for a predefined
number
> of days, you get a flat file with the values of all the available
> indicators.
>
> Sounds like a dream ...
>
> any solution?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Greg.
>
>
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