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[Programming Help] - SG ID:#
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| [2026-07-08 23:39:03] |
| User303857 - Posts: 194 |
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Hello support, working with a lot of studies. Is there a quick way to toggle on/off the study name & sub-graph number so it is visible on the chart? Been drawing them manually. Working with a lot of lines & sub graph studies. It makes it easier to create new ideas having the study name & number visible , rather then having to memorize, back and forth between settings. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2026-07-08 23:44:55
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| [2026-07-09 00:25:05] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4340 |
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Is there a quick way to toggle on/off the study name & sub-graph number so it is visible on the chart?
You can give each subgraph a Short Name: <<<<< ID5.SG1Been drawing them manually. Then check 'Name Label' and set Horizontal Align to 'Right'. |
| [2026-07-09 00:51:23] |
| User303857 - Posts: 194 |
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That's exactly what I want relief from.... I was expecting the secret sawtooth sub graph study shortcut Date Time Of Last Edit: 2026-07-09 00:52:51
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| [2026-07-09 13:54:15] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4340 |
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easier to create new ideas having the study name & number visible , rather then having to memorize,
You could create a grouped list of study's names and subgraphs using the Spreadsheet Study study, by using the Spreadsheet >> 'Add Sheet' option.You would reference row 2 of each study's outputs, like this: =SHEET1!AA2 Note: When adding a blank sheet like this, best practice is not us use the default name, but give it a unique name. This would allow you to automate a quick reference page for all of your studies. Limitation: You would not be able to rearrange studies in the Studies to Graph list. Doing so would mess up the cell references. |
| [2026-07-09 14:41:02] |
| User303857 - Posts: 194 |
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Thanks, I will take a look at it, I have learned a lot from your alert code syntax. Here is one you inadvertently helped with: =AND(ID9.SG4 < ID14.SG1 , ID9.SG4 > ID1.SG1) With a bunch of studies, probably too many, there are well over 120 SG numbers on a few charts. Just the numbers calculated values has 50. There are 11 check boxes on study settings , so seeing the id# on or off labeled helps with the creative process of making use of the studies... Sub Graphs & Ticks & Time .... what else is there Thank you Date Time Of Last Edit: 2026-07-09 14:43:22
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