| glgene 618 posts
 msg #72690
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 | 3/14/2009 12:01:17 AM 
 Not sure how to create a "2-line" custom head.
 
 Here is what I'm looking for:
 
 I want to show RSI(14) next to RSI(14) 1 day ago
 
 RSI(14)    RSI(14)
 ..............  1 DayAgo
 52.35  ..... 54.12  (example numbers)
 
 Also, I would like to place a drawn "column separator" between the above 2 columns of numbers.  How to script for that?
 
 Thanks.
 
 
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| glgene 618 posts
 msg #72691
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 | 3/14/2009 12:26:27 AM 
 Here is another thing I don't understand.
 
 I added this line of script:
 
 Add Column ROC(5)
 
 .....but this heading was shown: CLOSE
 .......................................................ROC(5,13)
 
 Where did the 13 come from????   Why the word CLOSE?  That's assumed!
 
 I physically examined the stock XLF pricing:
 
 Today it closed at $8.19
 
 5 days ago it was $6.18
 
 Thus, the ROC(5) was 32.52%  (that is, $8.19 / $6.18).  And that's what is shown on the display (32.52)
 
 So I know the "13" doesn't mean a 13-day moving average.   Again, the 13 in the column heading?
 
 
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| glgene 618 posts
 msg #72692
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 | 3/14/2009 12:41:52 AM 
 Here is one more:
 
 How to I get the MACD(12,26) line to display the difference between these 2 numbers?   Not just the MACD 12 results?
 
 Example:
 
 Today, QQQQ resulted in a MACD(12,26) number of -0.45  (shown on the SF display)
 
 
 Looking at Stockcharts.com of QQQQ, today shows:
 
 MACD(12,26,9) -0.45, -0.629, 0.179
 
 The 0.179 is the difference between -0.45 and -0.629  (the 0.179 is the Histogram positive value)
 
 How do I get the 0.179 Histogram value to show on my SF display instead of the MACD(9) number of -0.45 ?
 
 Thanks, again.
 
 Zack
 
 
 
 
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| chetron 2,817 posts
 msg #72695
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 | 3/14/2009 7:17:12 AM 
 
 13 is the SF default
 CLOSE is just SF LOVE.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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| glgene 618 posts
 msg #72697
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 | 3/14/2009 10:01:02 AM 
 Chetron,
 
 Many thanks for your continued help.   I did what you said:
 
 
 Add column rsi(14) 1 day ago {RSI(14) 1 day ago}, and that worked fine.
 But I want it to appear on 2 lines (not 1)   Want it to look like this:
 
 RSI(14)
 1 Day ago
 
 ....not as
 
 RSI(14) 1 Day ago
 
 How to make it show as 2 lines?
 
 
 Further, you said that Close is just SF Love.  What does that mean?   Love?   13?   I don't want 13 to show in the column heading.   I only want this to show:
 
 ROC(5)
 
 Not, like it does now (as shown below):
 
 CLOSE
 ROC(5,13)
 
 
 Any further suggestions?
 
 Zack
 
 
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| chetron 2,817 posts
 msg #72698
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 modified
 | 3/14/2009 11:26:27 AM 
 LOVE IS JUST AN EUPHEMISM FOR "THAT IS  JUST THE WAY THEY DO IT."
 
 I KNOW OF NO 2 LINE COMMANDS.
 
 
 HTH
 
 
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| glgene 618 posts
 msg #72699
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 | 3/14/2009 11:43:44 AM 
 OK, but just in case....this is what I just sent to StockfetcherSupport:
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 Is there a way to create a 2-line custom headline?
 
 I would like a 2-line headline in a report to say, in part:
 
 RSI(14)
 1 Day Ago
 
 Not like this:  RSI(14) 1 Day Ago
 
 2 lines.   Can it be done?
 
 
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