----- Original Message -----

From: Kathleen W

To: Ton Sieverding

Cc: Tom Van Noyen

Sent: Friday, October 27, 2017 3:27 PM

Subject: RE: What's going wrong ?

Hi Ton,

That is a great idea that I would encourage you to submit to the Improvement Department under the Training Tab.

The quicktest is just that – a Quicktest that takes you from point A to point B. Your BackTester would be more incline to go a little bit more in depth as I am sure you know.

I hope this make sense.

Kathleen White

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From: Ton Sieverding [mailto:ton.sieverding@scarlet.be]
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2017 9:04 AM
To: Kathleen W Kathleenw@vectorvest.com
Cc: Tom Van Noyen Tom.VanNoyen@VectorVest.onmicrosoft.com
Subject: Re: What's going wrong ?

Hi Kathleen,

So what you're saying is that for every date modification in the QuickTest

I must take following steps :

1. Close QuickTest.

2. Modify start date in Search.

3. Do a new Search.

4. Open QuickTest again.

5. Modify end date in QuickTest.

6. Run QuickTest again.

7. Etc.

I hoped that it should have been easier and I only had to do the date

modification in QuickTest. When you want to go through say 10

QuickTests the above is far from elegant. Solution ?

Just a small Checkbox in QuickTest with Default ON/OFF. When ON

the Quicktest is taking the selection from the Search as above. When

OFF the QuickTest is modifying the selection immed after

having modified the date setting in QuickTest ...

Kind regards,

Ton Sieverding.