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Zig-Zag Cumulative

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[2015-02-08 20:19:37]
JayShea - Posts: 92
I'd like to write a condition in a spreadsheet that recognizes whether the ZZ-Cumulative is positive or negative. I.E. If ZZ is positive only show Buy conditions and vice-versa

Is that possible?

Thanks
JD
[2015-02-09 17:06:58]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368

Look at the slope of the of the zigzag Subgraph (SG1).

To make sure this is outputted to the Spreadsheet, make sure Do Not Output Subgraphs Set to Ignore is set to No.
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[2015-02-10 16:26:18]
JayShea - Posts: 92
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Thanks for the reply.

I feel dense due to my inability to find the option you reference Do Not Output Subgraphs Set to Ignore is not readily visible to me.

I see SG1 and attach a screen shot of what I'm viewing. As such I don't see "slope of the of the zigzag Subgraph (SG1)."

I also attach a screenshot of Settings and Inputs.

Finally I attach a screenshot of the Spreadsheet showing the columns representing SG1 and SG2 (as I understand those items).

Please tell me what I'm not getting. I'm well caffeinated so it should be clear when you offer a solution.

Thanks
JD
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[2015-02-10 17:00:13]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
Do Not Output Subgraphs Set to Ignore is part of the Spreadsheet study. However, we see that Subgraph 1 from the Zig Zag study is being outputted. So you can look at the slope of the values in column DN. You have to write a formula to check for the slope.
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