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[User Discussion] - Depth of Market Data study in connection with a Spreadsheet

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[2015-06-10 20:03:18]
nicktrader - Posts: 665
I'd like to see the DOM Depth Percentages as a balance over a lenght of time in a line chart. I thought for that purpose is a spreadsheet very helpful in connection with the study "Depth of Market Data".

As you can see in the screenshot the calculation stop after 10 rows and I do not know why.
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[2015-06-10 21:06:38]
Sawtooth - Posts: 3992
The Depth of Market Data study outputs to the chart (if you have Trade >> Draw DOM Graph on Chart checked).
It also outputs to the spreadsheet if you have a spreadsheet study added, however, the output is for the current bar only.

These outputs are in realtime only. The data is not stored so there is no historical data available.
Unfortunately there is no way to do what you want.

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[2015-06-10 21:47:51]
SgtJ - Posts: 154
You can view total bids or offers historically to some degree if you use bid/ask depth bars study.
[2015-06-11 00:01:00]
Sawtooth - Posts: 3992
@SgtJ
Thanks for that reminder.

@nicktrader
The Bid&Ask Depth Bars study would provide historical depth data, but it would have to be collected in real time. This data is not stored in the data file. However, this might be acceptable for your use.

The study has several calculation modes to choose from.


[2015-06-11 03:10:05]
nicktrader - Posts: 665
@tomgilb
@SgtJ

Many thanks for your help. I' ll take a look on it.
[2015-06-11 04:37:24]
nicktrader - Posts: 665
@tomgilb
@SgtJ

The Bid&Ask Depth Bars study was the key note. That study meets my needs.

Many thanks

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