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Post From: Formula plot-subchart study

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User931283 - Posts: 55
By "run out of columns (after AD)" means I set 20 open columns typically. All 10 inter-related spreadsheets are full, with 24 to 70 studies each, with long formulas referring to all of them, and overlays. (15 months development) I see no way to "use whatever columns you want".-- Inserting beyond 20 formula columns would change all the letters-- take months to convert and introduce errors. A "Plot Formula" study would be very handy for users and non-users of spreadsheets. Some may need only 2 or 3 plots and get going with S.C. faster (ie: new clients, before learning spreadsheets),-- plus they'd save resources. - - - EDITED- I put a formula out 20 columns past study #38, copied down the column. It computes like a spreadsheet. Is that what you meant by use any column? How can that be plotted or referenced from manual column FK, with no study ID? A manual column is obliterated if a study is added, or likely any study setting changed. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2016-11-13 13:53:40