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Howdy,

I sure would love some help. I have a list of 400 stocks on one page of an
excel spreadsheet. I have one cell for each symbol set to say "Buy" when it
meets certain criteria.

In another spread sheet, one that would appear blank at first, I would like
to have it make a moving list of the symbols when they say "Buy". Example:
Symbol IBM meets my criteria, in cell A1 on page 1 it says "Buy".. then on
page 2 the symbol IBM pops up.

Ten minutes later cell CC meets my criteria and says "Buy", I would like the
symbol to appear before IBM on page 2 and push IBM from spot A1 to spot A2....

After half and hour I have 35 symbols that have met my criteria with the
latest one that met my criteria in position A1 with the rest fo the symbols
following that symbol..A2, A3,A4 and so forth...

Would really help if I could figure this out...Thanks!

 
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