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To: Pumpkinhead who wrote (9434)	5/9/1999 7:15:00 AM
From: bdog	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11149

Pumkinhead, I'm sure there are advanced ways of doing this, but when I used to use AOL for data I imported a list into my 123 worksheet as a database and the spreadsheet accessed the prices from there, automatically updating daily. One could do the same thing with Q+. maybe too many steps... bdog

To: Pumpkinhead who wrote (9434)	5/9/1999 10:59:00 PM
From: gonzongo	Respond to of 11149

Round Orange Tete: Set up a list file with your stocks in portfolio.lst. then run this scan: input="portfolio.lst"; output="portfoliorpt.lst"; float pctchg; pctchg=:((close(0)-close(-1))/close(-1))*100; println: symbol:-6,",",close(0):6:3,",",close(-1):6:3,",", pctchg:6:3; then open this in excel as a comma delimited file. or more simply just run a report : Quote Plus scan program- click reports tab and then run "performance of a list" by clicking define first and linking report to you portfolio list.