Got to the help file and locate the function directory. Look up the function in question and write your own scan.
Here's an example:
OUTPUT = "Fundamentals.lst";
EXCHANGE = NASDAQ, NYSE;
print symbol:-8;
print ",";
print "$"
print close(0):6:2;
print ",";
// Fundamentals
print MarketCap:6:0;
print ",";
print Beta:6:2;
print ",";
print BookValue:6:2;
print ",";
print Operatingearnings:6:2;
print ",";
print PrtoSales:6:2;
print ",";
print Revspershare:6:2;
print ",";
Integer i;
for i=-7 to 0 step 1 do
print "$";
print QtrEPS(i):6:2;
print ",";
next i;
for i=-7 to 0 step 1 do
print "$";
print QtrRev(i):6:0;
print ",";
next i;
print PE:6:0;
print ",";
print EPS:6:2;
print ",";
print EPS1Growth:6:2;
print "%";
print ",";
print EPS3Growth:6:2;
print "%";
print ",";
print EPS5Growth:6:2;
print "%";
print ",";
print Rev1Growth:6:0;
print "%";
print ",";
print Rev3Growth:6:0;
print "%";
print ",";
print Rev5Growth:6:0;
print "%";
println;
The use of comma seperating the items allows you to create
a list file capable of being imported by Excel as a CSV delimited text file.
MrBuzz |
