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Jonathan
Further to my first reply, check messages 8756, 8758 and 8780. I think my
last response was off list.
I'm wondering if you want to count events within one issue in an exploration
or whether you want to count events across multiple issues? Henry alluded
to the method for counting events in a single issue on the Metastockusers
group. Use the Cum() function. My solution in the above listed posts is for
counting across multiple issues.
Roy
> > Is there anyway to do a simple counter in
> > an exploration column?
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> > --Johnathan
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> Yes there is a way to do a simple counter. I explained the method just a
> week or two ago for someone on this or the Metastockusers group. The
method
> I outlined for them apparently didn't work at their first try, and the
> subsequent silence means I have no idea whether they persevered or gave up
> in disgust. I suggest you look back through the archives of both groups
> initially and ask for further help (if required) once you have found my
> post.
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> Roy
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