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Date/Time: Thu, 16 Jan 2025 03:17:08 +0000
Post From: VolumebyPrice Spreadsheet Columns output changed from V1482?
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| User931283 - Posts: 55 |
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Re #10- I give no more info than needed. V1615 added a Study-ID23 to spreadsheet that had been missing on spreadsheet, which was on the Chart #37 list of studies. (See my prior pic of before/aft.) But on an overlay of Spreadsheet from #31 to #37, the rest of #37 sheet was mostly shifted and messed up (not handling as had prior). As experienced, I know a problem must be adequately shown/explained to fully solve it. Until I've found all that V1615 changed, you can't understand what all happened. Earlier inconsistencies in Column creation were the cause. V1615 is better on spreadsheets. So I just need a Column Filler Your Fix is for one study that never showed, nor shows up to be referenced in cols K-X formulas. It's not for changing column counts by versions that shift 200 columns in 4 spreadsheets, due to overlays and changed subgraph outputs. Re #11 Working with Spreadsheets: References to Study Subgraph Columns when using the Spreadsheet Study says it's for "a specific Study Subgraph on the chart", not changed-inconsistent overlays. With 50 of 70 studies shifted & some missing-- on 4 big spreadsheets/ There's NO way to maintain sheets that way. - How can that let me insert several columns? - Does that prevent newly-changed overlays from writing over ID References? I need a better fix than a nightmare of non-standard reference methods on hundreds of changed columns; I have huge, pages-long formulas. That cumbersome method is unnecessary if a new "add X-Fill columns" study is created, and later "select columns to output" for studies with a history of different outputs. Re #12 For Fixes, go with add a number of blank columns or choose selected SubGraphs, but first: ONE general "Add Fill Columns in Sheet" study would help. I'd PAY 2 hours toward that new study, about what it should take. I see that your Versions strive to reflect what the Study List shows- the only correct source for building spreadsheets. I see why you can't just keep an old "not quite right" Spreadsheet. Re #13 We appreciate you're very busy. Understanding symptoms of serious issues can't be a long review of past minor bugs. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2017-10-01 09:49:42
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