Team, I've started playing around with research into the possibility of tracking actual screen results over recent time periods using Google Sheets.

Very initial prototype can work, but unfortunately it's quite manual copy/pasting, data cleanup & text-to-columns at the moment. It would need some Sheets elbow grease and optimally someone who knows a few things about Google Scripting to create useful "macros". Otherwise it would be an hours-long manual exercise weekly (or monthly).

But if it worked - it would be available in real-time online, shared read-only to anyone interested.

Ideally it would report out a partial version of what Bill2m used to be able to generate:

                       screen    #_stocks  YTD   last_week                                 screen  #_stocks  trailing 12 months
            Low_Mult__(SIPRO)       3      66%   11.4%                          Low_Mult__(SIPRO)       3    132%
                        SOS_A       3      55%    3.5%                3pt_Relative_Value__(SIPRO)       3    123%
                     OVER_PEG       3      54%    3.5%                                      PEG13       3    123%

but without the advanced Excel VBA and local database / Windows code knowledge I assume that took, on top of both VL and SIPro weekly subscriptions.

Manlobbi, this is a stretch, but is it possible to enhance this site's code to allow the weekly screen picks post content to be characterized as a "table" for GoogleFinance's purposes? That would be a big accelerator, as then the formula function below would autopopulate a Sheet with screen picks filled in rows and columns:
=IMPORTHTML("elann writes on Rankings for 8Jul2024","table",1)

But I assume that's a fantasy because these posts are just text in, text out, not <td> as could come from a database server.
an example of one that is not protected and very useful: (but dear God it's PHP...)
etfscreen.com: etfscreen.com - etfscreen Resources and Information.

(Most paid websites are preventing that call from working by producing filter results either in a javascript object or some other non-html "table" display.)

Just spitballing,
FC