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Accing study data from a preadsheet?

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[2014-10-17 20:50:12]
calitrader - Posts: 28
Hi
I haven't been able to figure this out from the docs. Can someone tell me how to plot SG1, SG4 and SG5 in columns K, L and M? And is there a way to only display the Close value in the spreadsheet? Rather than having the O/H/L also? Thank you.

Chris
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[2014-10-17 23:20:55]
Sawtooth - Posts: 3976
Can someone tell me how to plot SG1, SG4 and SG5 in columns K, L and M?

In the New Spreadsheets version:
In cell K3: =AA3 or =ID1.SG1@3
In cell L3: =AD3 or =ID1.SG4@3
In cell M3: =AE3 or =ID1.SG5@3
where SG1 is in column AA, SG4 is in column AD, SG5 is in column AE
And is there a way to only display the Close value in the spreadsheet?
In cell N3: =E3 or =ID0.SG4@3

See this thread:
New Non-CLR Spreadsheet Study Study Reference Method


[2014-10-18 00:01:21]
calitrader - Posts: 28
Perfect thank you for your reply Tom. I have one follow-up question. Is there a simple way to set all the cells in that column like that? I'd like to have SD1.0, VWAP and -SD1.0 for each time period. I think in Excel you can click and drag but I couldn't find a similar way to do this in the SC spreadsheet.

Best regards,
Chris
[2014-10-18 00:12:57]
Sawtooth - Posts: 3976
Focus the chart, and go to Chart >> Recalculate. This will fill all rows in the column.

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