I'm the original poster. When I declare an instance of RevEPS, which function do I call to get quarterly EPS? Note that I'm looking for the equivalent to the scan function QTREPS(#qtrnum), not earnings.
Object Browser tells me the functions in QuotesPlus.RevEPS are: Earnings(Integer) EarningsChange12Month(Integer) QtrDate(Integer) Revenues(Integer) SalesChange12Month(Integer) I don't see anything for EPS. How can I reproduce the scan function QTREPS? Thanks! Eric --- In [email protected], "gary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Howard - > > You should see a RevEps object > > This is from vba in Excel: > > > Dim qp_Revs As New QuotesPlus.RevEps > > > You can always go to vba from excel to see what functions are being called. > > Best regards > > Gary > > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Howard Hansen > To: [email protected] > Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 5:23 PM > Subject: Re: [quotes-plus] Scan Function -> COM interface? > > > As far as I can tell the Quotes Plus COM interface doesn't have a > function for getting quarterly earnings from the Quotes Plus database. > I used the object browser to search the classes exposed by the COM > interface but couldn't find a method that returned the quarterly > earnings for a stock. Very strange because the Excel interface > includes a function for getting quarterly earnings from the Quotes Plus > database. > > Howard > > ly0y wrote: > > > > I have been trying to reproduce a scan I run as a console VB.NET > > application. I used as my base the QP_EX_Closes program (thanks to > > whomever wrote that). > > > > I have much of it working. The thing I'm fighting right now is > > reproducing the QPSCAN function QTREPS(quarter#). > > > > I've tried to grab the same data from the RevEPS class, which seems > > logical, but I don't see a matching function. I tried the > > EarningsEstimates class function QtrYPAEPS but when I pass quarter# == > > -1 I get garbage back. The CompanyInfo class has a TTMEPS function but > > it doesn't take a quarter parameter. > > > > I know it's something stupid I'm overlooking. Can anyone please point > > me in the right direction? > > > > Eric > > > > >
