# Multi-day setups

It takes literally seconds to find a multiday setup in the system.

Step 1:

You need to add an input window.&#x20;

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Step 2:

Here you can select from which day you want to pull the data. If you want to pull data from the day before Day1 - you select (-1). If you want to pull data from a week ago - you select (-7) and so on. This works the same as well for the coming days (for example +3).

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Also, you can pull data from a couple of days combined. For example, if you want to find stocks that moved 100% in 3 days combined - you can select "Range" filters and pick one of the options in the dropdown menu.

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After you do that, you will get an additional window where you can now describe what happened during that specific day or couple of days combined.

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You can go into as much detail as you want and scan the most advanced setups:<br>

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And after that is done - hit search, wait for a few seconds and thats it!
