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Post From: Spreadsheet latch cell

[2025-12-29 20:59:43]
TraderGD - Posts: 13
There are three cell references in the Sierra Chart example above. I have transposed those cells as follows;

Sierra Chart K3 = My spreadsheet's T3
Sierra Chart H3 = My spreadsheet's U3
Sierra Chart E3 = My spreadsheet's V3


There are two formulas in the Sierra Chart Example which I transposed to the columns I am using in my spreadsheet;

Formula #1
Sierra's version   =OR(E3=10,K3>0)
My version     =OR(V3=10,T3>0)

Formula #2
Sierra version   =AND(OR(E3=10,K3>0),H3=FALSE)
My version     =AND(OR(V3=10,T3>0),U3=FALSE)


There is one change that I made in my formula before I put it into my spreadsheet. Instead of using the number “10”, I am using the number “1”. Therefore, the actual formulas in my spreadsheet are as follows:

Formula #1
Sierra's version   =OR(E3=10,K3>0)
My version     =OR(V3=1,T3>0)

Formula #2
Sierra version   =AND(OR(E3=10,K3>0),H3=FALSE)
My version     =AND(OR(V3=1,T3>0),U3=FALSE)

In cell V3 I have entered “=1”. The column U in my spreasheet continuously turns from 1 to 0 to 1 to 0, over and over.

I have attached a PDF with colors showing the cell transposition, and a video that shows the cells going back and forth from 1 to 0.
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