Hello ED,

Is it right/possible to put Import Format as well as IMPORT Data in one file? I 
thought Format has to be in a separate file than the data to be imported.

I think while importing you select Format separately than the file. Can you 
please tell how you manage, when you have both in one file?

With Regards

Sanjiv Bansal

--- In [email protected], "Ed Hoopes" <reefbreak...@...> wrote:
>
> This is a work-around that I use.  After loading the fundamental data, I run 
> the following script to put the names back to what I like.
> If you haven't done these scripts:
> 1. Edit/Save the file as clear text using NotePad or whatever.
> 2. Go to FILE -> IMPORT ASCII in AB
> 3. Navigate to the file & click OPEN
> You're done.
> 
> $FORMAT FULLNAME, NAME
> $AUTOADD 1
> $OVERWRITE 1
> $BREAKONERR 1
> PS DynBioTech,PBE
> FTr Biotech,FBT
> iShr Nas BioTech,IBB
> sTr BioTech,XBI
> Hldrs Biotech,BBH
> 
> ETC.
> 
> ReefBreak
> 
> --- In [email protected], "gmorlosky" <gmorlosky@> wrote:
> >
> > I notice that when I download Fundamental data (Yahoo), the fullname is 
> > overwritten. The problem is that the full name for the mutual funds from 
> > Yahoo starts with the company and is usually 40 charaters long and so there 
> > is no value left in the field to understand which fund it is, as it is 
> > restricted to maybe 17 charaters.
> > 
> > Fullname (as I had it)
> > FS-Biotechnology
> > 
> > Fullname (after fundamental download)
> > FIDELITY SELECT S
> > 
> > Is there a way to restrict this overwriting ?
> >
>


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