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Frank Kabel Frank Kabel is offline
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Default How does Excel Alarm Function work??

Hi
see below

if my cell with the 10 day average was in H7 and my current volume

was
in F7 would this be the formula to compare two cell references...?

= Alarm (F7,"" & H7)


yes give this a try


Another question i have is what does BTW mean and how is this used in
the alarm function?


:-) just a shotcut for 'By the way'. I was just saying that this Alarm
function is not Excel standard but a user defined function published by
John Walkenbach (see http://j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip87.htm)


Last question is how would I compare a number of stocks instead of

just
one row? Am i going to have to add this formula in for every stock
added in the spreadsheet or is there a quick and dirty method that

will
do it?

If your stocks are all stored in column F try the following
= Alarm (F7,"" & $H$7)
copy this down

Note: This can create quite a noise :-)