How come there is not TTM variables for operating cash flow, investing cash flow and financing cash flow?

Also, is there not interim data for Indian and Australian companies? When I use cash & equivalents(I)> 0 it yields very few results for India and Australia.

The TTM variables are built-in Reuters variables. We are limited by the variables that they provide.

However, you can create formulas using our financial statement variables in Free Form Conditions or Free Form Columns.

For example, in quarterly reporting markets:

Operating Cash Flow TTM is equivalent to:

Total Operating Cash Flow(I) + Total Operating Cash Flow(I-1) + Total Operating Cash Flow(I-2) + Total Operating Cash Flow(I-3)

The ability to construct custom indicators using formulas is one of the most powerful aspects of Screener.co.

We only list companies on their primary exchange. Using the condition:

Exchange Country = "AUS"

it would appear that there are only 19 companies with a primary listing on the National Stock Exchange of Australia. You may want to add other markets, and screen:

Country Located In = "Australia"

which returns 129 companies in my screener universe.

Please let me know if you have any questions about how to implement your screen.

Ahhh ok, I've switched to "Country Located In = Australia". As my first rule, this yields 2,052 results.

However, there seems to be something wrong with Depreciation and Amortization.

When I make my second rule "Depreciation and Amortization(I) > -9999999999999999999999", only 40 results pass... but you would expect every company to have depreciation above negative infinity no?

I still haven't been able to figure this one out... maybe Australian companies do not report D&A in interim filings?

I'm not sure why this is happening either. There are plenty of results for that condition in other markets, so it seems to be limited to Australian companies. It looks like a lot of the companies are traded over the counter, and might not be filing financials. But, I am not sure why the data is sparse for the other companies.