What you can do here
The Scan Lab's Save filters control posts a name with the current instrument, date, symbol and expiry. Saved chips reload that scope. The current save collector does not establish persistence of every preset, timeframe, strike, option side or custom rule, and this mechanism is not an alert subscription or an exact-contract bookmark. Right-click a saved chip and confirm to delete it.
- Reuse a derivatives scope without manually reselecting its supported fields.
- Recheck the restored scope before choosing a scan or reading new results.
A look inside F&O Saved Filter Scopes
From numbers to understanding
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The saved fields are instrument, date, symbol and expiry.
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A stored date can intentionally restore an old session rather than the latest available one.
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A saved scope does not guarantee the same returned records after data corrections or new imports.
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Scan preset/timeframe and exact-contract strike/side must be checked separately after loading.
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Right-click a saved chip to delete it after confirmation.
RELIANCE FUTURES SCOPE
Illustrative walkthroughIllustrative workflow: save a RELIANCE futures scope with a chosen stored date and expiry, then reload it. No active account save is asserted, and the saved scope does not automatically preserve a scan preset or subscribe to future alerts.
Try it, one step at a time
Use these checkboxes as a reading checklist. They do not perform actions in Prime.
What this does not tell you
Saved fields are limited to instrument, date, symbol and expiry. Deletion requires a right-click and confirmation; it removes the chip for the account.
Analysis, not advice. Past performance does not predict future results. Examples are illustrative; prices, scores and counts may have changed.
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