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HorseTrading 2 posts msg #65751 - Ignore HorseTrading	8/2/2008 11:48:53 PM How do you combine scans to run one consolidated scan? Say I have 50 independent scans that each search for some specific criteria. When a stock appears in 1 scan, I want to assign it 1 point (similar in methodology to Quant Funds). I want to be able to run a single scan that will automate identifying the number of appearances (or points) an individual stock makes amongst my 50 scans. The primary scan would list the stocks in rank order by the number of appearances (or points). Note, I already have the 50 or so scans built as independent scans. I just need to know how to program the consolidated scan. Help anyone?
WALLSTREETGENIUS 983 posts msg #65752 - Ignore WALLSTREETGENIUS	8/3/2008 1:06:31 AM Sorry...cant do that here.
HorseTrading 2 posts msg #65796 - Ignore HorseTrading	8/4/2008 3:55:33 AM Wrong. I just learned it. It's a Watch List function that uses the pre-built filters.

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