Hello homer1001
The easiest way to achieve that is to make the Filter criteria more strict( I believe you already have a Filter variable in your code, otherwise you wouldn't be able to perform Exploration at all). It will give you less results - but of course not exactly 10. Nevertheless I would be happy with that solution, because I'd rather know about each case meeting my criteria rather than always limiting the results to 10.
Alternatively, yes you can display exacltly as many results as you want, because you can execute some parts of the code conditionally. But in case of Exploration it is not that obvious, because you can not use AddColumn() conditionally like this;if( LastValue( Filter ) ) AddColumn(); // WRONG !!orif( MyCondition ) AddColumn(); // WRONG !!
Addcolumn shouldn't be used conditionally. The results would be presented improperly. But there is a way toexecute some parts of Exploration formula conditionally - depending on the Filter (or any other) criteria and still be able to present the results using AddColumn(). You can also significantly improve the performance of Explorations in some cases. I made a post about it a few days ago. You might find it useful (it's the second post in the thread):
http://amibrokerforum.proboards.com/thread/128/performance-tuning-tips
Regards
Miłosz
Posted by: milosz.mazurkiewicz@yahoo.com
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