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Date/Time: Thu, 06 Mar 2025 18:54:33 +0000
get data from spreadsheet in several chart region
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| [2022-02-08 10:13:55] |
| User719206 - Posts: 93 |
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Hello , my question is simple, in a spreadsheet i get several data in column o p q r s t ... I would like to get this data in separate chart region . I Saw 2 solution : - the first one was to create differente spreadsheet in the same chart and give them a different region but it looks impossible to create several spreadsheet in a same chart. - The second thing that i try it's to use study reference or study absolute value for each column , but it's not working when a new bar is created the study don't respect the data in the different column. is there a way to do it ? |
| [2022-02-08 14:52:52] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4181 |
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is there a way to do it ?
You are using the only 2 ways to do it: either separate spreadsheet studies, or referencing a spreadsheet subgraph with another study.The Study Subgraph Reference study is the simplest way. Also the Moving Average - Simple study, Based On the spreadsheet study and its subgraph, with a Length of 1. Or the Spreadsheet Formula study, with a formula like this in its Formula field: =ID1.SG1 Each of the above need to reference the spreadsheet study and the subgraph that you want to be in another Chart Region. |
| [2022-02-08 17:31:43] |
| User719206 - Posts: 93 |
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Hello , Thanks for your answer!! Unfortunatly nothing is working, moving average , absolute valu , reference ... all this study doesn't update well when the data change , I need to recalculate the chart to get the good data. |
| [2022-02-08 18:06:06] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4181 |
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You can add the Chart Recalculation - Periodic study to do this automatically.
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| [2022-02-08 18:27:51] |
| User719206 - Posts: 93 |
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ok i found the solution, we can just duplicate the spreadsheet , give them each one a differente chart region and one subgraph to display.
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| [2022-02-08 19:04:21] |
| User719206 - Posts: 93 |
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okkkkey I WAS not aware about this chart recalcultation study , thnak you verry much Tomgib , I will use it like this have a great day :)
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