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To: Rick Slemmer who wrote (5152)7/3/1998 11:34:00 PM
From: TechTrader42  Read Replies (1) of 11149
 
You can do that in QP2 with the "for loop." Here's an example:

output="test.lst";
input="portfoli.lst";
integer j, k;
k:=0;
for j=-9 to 0 step 1 do
if close(j)>close(j-1) then
k:= 1 + k;
println symbol , "," , k:3:0, ", ", date(j);
endif;
next j;

This gives the number of times (k) that a condition has been met on a certain date [date(j)} for a specified period (-0). You can do it for any condition, of course (and in any condition -- I did it only half sober).

Brooke
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