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Thingies such as TradeReport and TradeChart
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renexxxx
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Hi Bruster,

The easiest way (for me at least) is for you to tile 4 charts and run a TradeReport in each of them.

If we run two or more versions of TradeReport on the same chart, we run into problems due to the sorting stuff. For anyone interested, the OnChartEvent() function is global one: i.e. Empty4 runs the OnChartEvent() of the indicator that was loaded last, as it overwrote the earlier version(s). Therefore, if you try to sort a column on a TradeReport that was not loaded last, it runs into problems as it doesn't recognise the column names (each column name must be unique).

By the way, you must have a heck of a large monitor! I am jealous!

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Post by Bruster400 »

Renee,

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. Fully understand if it can't be done - worth a try!

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Renexxx, what a fantastic tool you have provided us....I love it. Thank you so much!
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This looks great, thank you
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Post by Aussiedoc »

Renexxxx, hi!

:cheer: :cheer: :cheer: Thanks for this indi - absolutely brilliant! :good: :good:

After using/playing with it for the past few days now I have found the ability to set the calendar range has been a real bonus... And has raised a "I wonder if.." question in my mind.

As my available 'trading time' ranges from minimal to almost non-existant depending upon my daily work-load; it would be very handy to be able to see (or have the ability to see) at a glance, the data arranged in a 'currency traded' ranking, within the calendar parameters I have set - from the most at the top to the least at the bottom.

Is such a thing possible??

Thanks very much for our time now. :good: :good:
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Aussiedoc » Thu Dec 11, 2014 4:19 pm wrote:Renexxxx, hi!

:cheer: :cheer: :cheer: Thanks for this indi - absolutely brilliant! :good: :good:

After using/playing with it for the past few days now I have found the ability to set the calendar range has been a real bonus... And has raised a "I wonder if.." question in my mind.

As my available 'trading time' ranges from minimal to almost non-existant depending upon my daily work-load; it would be very handy to be able to see (or have the ability to see) at a glance, the data arranged in a 'currency traded' ranking, within the calendar parameters I have set - from the most at the top to the least at the bottom.

Is such a thing possible??

Thanks very much for our time now. :good: :good:
Cheers
Doc :)
Let me try to understand what you mean.

The 28 (or so) currency pairs, are crosses of 8 currencies. TradeReport displays for each pair XXXYYY the number of SELLs and the number of BUYs. A BUY of XXXYYY consists of a BUY of currency XXX and a SELL of currency YYY and a SELL of XXXYYY consists of a SELL of currency XXX and a BUY of currency YYY. Your intention is to total the number of BUYs and SELLs for each currency and allow the user to sort by these numbers?

My question is: what the hell is that good for?
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Apologies!

Not being mathematically inclined has mean that all I have done is confuse the heck out of you. Sorry!

I hope the attached picture makes sense. :smile:

Thanks.
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Aussiedoc » Thu Dec 11, 2014 5:34 pm wrote:Apologies!

Not being mathematically inclined has mean that all I have done is confuse the heck out of you. Sorry!

I hope the attached picture makes sense. :smile:

Thanks.
Mmm ... why don't you just sort the rows by clicking on the 'Trades' column. Click once and the order is ascending, click again and the order is descending. Do we really need a ranking number?

Rene.
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Post by Aussiedoc »

Now I am sitting here with egg all over my face!!! :uff:

D'you know: it never occurred to me that I should/could!! :o :oops:

My children laugh (often & sometimes hilariously) because they know that when I am mulling over a work-related issue, that they will have to lead me by the hand, sit me down and explain the simplest of things to me as though I was a 6YO before the lights turn on. :smile: :smile: :smile:

There is nothing more levelling than to be patted on the head by your son or daughter and told, "It'll be OK. You'll live!"

Once again thanks for your answers. :good: :good:
Take care now!
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Post by matrixebiz »

Hey rene, is there any way to add an account DrawDown for the time period selected?

With my Broker I can't select the amount of Demo money the account starts with so my Demo account is at $100K so it would be nice to know how much drawdown the account went into for the week or whatever so I know that if I was to deposit $100 into a Live account, I wouldn't have blown it do to a margin call. Thx
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