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Study Subgraphs Subtract/Difference

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[2024-01-15 20:34:51]
User411320 - Posts: 377
while using the Study Subgraphs Subtract/Difference, there is an input called "Study 2 subgraph offset", what does this mean? I saw the documentation of it but don't understand. is it like displacement?
[2024-01-15 22:57:55]
John - SC Support - Posts: 47942
Refer to the information here:
Study Subgraphs Subtract/Difference
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[2024-01-16 12:01:59]
User411320 - Posts: 377
Hello John,

I read the information and still don't understand
[2024-01-16 15:01:28]
John - SC Support - Posts: 47942
It is an offset of the data. So if you want to subtract the data from study 2, but 3 bars back (so not current bar against current bar), then you would enter the value of 3.
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[2024-01-16 19:53:53]
User411320 - Posts: 377
thanks

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