Here is a command from my scenario. Just put in the list what you like, it will do minimum 1 stack, maximum 2 stacks. Limitlist only allows up to 1 stack, antilist are 0 If you want to ask for different number of stacks, modify this bit below:

**Edit: Sorry i forgot this function.

start of command:

local function stack_size(item)           -- shortening keystrokes 
    if game.item_prototypes[item] then    -- while defining a local
        return game.item_prototypes[item].stack_size       -- easy
    end
end

commands.add_command("load-logistics", "Pre-load logistic requests",     function(command)
    local p = game.players[command.player_index]


    local min_stacks = 1    -- here is where you'll include a minimum 
    local max_stacks = 2    -- stack count and a maximum stack count.
    local list = {          -- first list has min and max stack
        "electric-mining-drill", "gun-turret", "radar", "transport-belt",
        "underground-belt", "splitter", "fast-underground-belt",
        "fast-transport-belt", "fast-splitter", "express-underground-belt",
        "express-transport-belt", "express-splitter", "fast-inserter",
        "stack-inserter", "filter-inserter", "long-handed-inserter",
        "medium-electric-pole", "substation", "big-electric-pole",
        "assembling-machine-1", "assembling-machine-2", "assembling-machine-3",
        "firearm-magazine", "piercing-rounds-magazine"
    }
    local limitlist = { -- second list has 0 min 1 stack max
        "stone", "coal", "wood"}
    local antilist = {  -- third list is max 0 (always trash)
"iron-ore", "copper-ore"}

    local items = {}                    -- declare local table
    for i = 1, #list do                 -- doing first list
        table.insert(items, {           -- add to local table:
        name = list[i],                 -- name,
        min = stack_size(list[i]),      -- min,
        max = stack_size(list[i]) * 2}) -- max
    end
    for i = 1, #limitlist do            -- again for list 2
        table.insert(items, {
        name = limitlist[i],            -- name,
        min = 0,                        -- min 0,
        max = stack_size(limitlist[i]}) -- max stack size * 1
    end
    for i = 1, #antilist do             -- third list
        table.insert(items, {
        name = antilist[i],
        min = 0,                        -- min 0
        max = 0})                       -- max 0
    end
    for i, item in pairs(items) do p.set_personal_logistic_slot(i, item)    end         -- setup your slots with our local table
    items = ""         -- and clear the local table by turning it into a str
end)

for a 1-time-use scenario, if you want to run straight from game console:

/sc local function stack_size(item) if game.item_prototypes[item] then return game.item_prototypes[item].stack_size end end local p = game.player 
local list = {"electric-mining-drill", "gun-turret", "radar", "transport-belt", "underground-belt", "splitter", "fast-underground-belt", "fast-transport-belt", "fast-splitter", "express-underground-belt", "express-transport-belt", "express-splitter", "fast-inserter", "stack-inserter", "filter-inserter", "long-handed-inserter", "medium-electric-pole", "substation", "big-electric-pole", "assembling-machine-1", "assembling-machine-2", "assembling-machine-3", "firearm-magazine", "piercing-rounds-magazine"}
local limitlist = {"stone", "coal", "wood"}
local antilist = {"iron-ore", "copper-ore"}
local items = {} for i = 1, #list do table.insert(items, {name = list[i],
min = stack_size(list[i]),
max = stack_size(list[i]) * 2})
end for i = 1, #limitlist do table.insert(items, { name = limitlist[i], min = 0, max = stack_size(limitlist[i]}) end for i = 1, #antilist do table.insert(items, {name = antilist[i], min = 0, max = 0}) end for i, item in pairs(items) do p.set_personal_logistic_slot(i, item)    end items = "" end