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   I'm not quite sure if this is what you want. 

I do a lot of my analysis in Excel. One of the best features of Bullcharts is the ease with which one can import and export any list one wants, in a variety of formats.

Create a new watchlist clicking on the top left icon in Security Manager (F8). then double ckick on the new watchlist which opens a large dialog box.

Then just highlight the codes and copy direct from Excel and paste into the dialog box.

or,

List your codes in Notepad in any format you like.. and copy and paste into the BC watchlist dialog box
as,..

comma separated
anz, bhp, rio, wpl,...

tab separated
anz bhp rio wpl..

or vertically
anz
bhp
rio
wpl

Then when you setup your scan remove any default watchlist and add your new watchlist in Securities (to be scanned) box, so that it scans only those you are interested in. 

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cudderbean Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Regular Joined: 02 Oct 2006 Location: Thailand Posts: 40	Post Options Post Reply Quote cudderbean Report Post Quote Reply Topic: scans Posted: 23 Apr 2011 at 6:55pm
	I'm not quite sure if this is what you want. I do a lot of my analysis in Excel. One of the best features of Bullcharts is the ease with which one can import and export any list one wants, in a variety of formats. Create a new watchlist clicking on the top left icon in Security Manager (F8). then double ckick on the new watchlist which opens a large dialog box. Then just highlight the codes and copy direct from Excel and paste into the dialog box. or, List your codes in Notepad in any format you like.. and copy and paste into the BC watchlist dialog box as,.. comma separated anz, bhp, rio, wpl,... tab separated anz bhp rio wpl.. or vertically anz bhp rio wpl Then when you setup your scan remove any default watchlist and add your new watchlist in Securities (to be scanned) box, so that it scans only those you are interested in.

slips Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Regular Joined: 20 Oct 2009 Posts: 21	Post Options Post Reply Quote slips Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 12 Nov 2010 at 1:51pm
	dont now if it can be done iam using vpt entries to see wat trades have entries on them then i look for shares with a moving average crossover 7 /13 with volume 800000 or better my problem is i have to do a heap of scans to find wat i am looking for my question is can i set up a scan tha gives me only the shares that fall into my list would make it a lot easier and less time consuming cheers slips
	slips