Re: Graph for stocks (share market) in Open-High-Low-Close candlesticks format



Le samedi 13 avril 2013 à 18:25 +0530, Vineet Deodhar a écrit :
        > I wish to draw chart from shares data in
        "Open-High-Low-Close" format.
        > In other spreadsheet softwares, "stock - OHLC" format is
        there by
        > default (aka japanese candlesticks).
        > In gnumeric, I did not find it.
        
        
        It's called MinMax Plot. Most of classical stock plots need a
        mix of
        several plots in Gnumeric.
        
        


I tried it. But it is not what I am talking about. (or maybe I have
not understood how to extract the juice I require from it).
It doesn't give 'candlestick'.


The
docs, http://projects.gnome.org/gnumeric/doc/sect-graphs-overview-types-minmax.shtml are also not complete 
(work in progress).




        >
        > I opened one file saved by MS Excel containing candlestick
        chart and
        > opened it in gnueric.
        > It shows the chart correctly. That means gnumeric can
        display
        > candlesticks.
        > But .... configuration options are very limited (I can't
        configure the
        > source data).
        > How do I configure it in gnumeric?
        
        
        Configuration options are not so limited. Right click on the
        chart, and
        select Properties. In the dialog, select the Series, then the
        Data tab.
        There you can set the data.
        For open/close data, use a Dropbar plot.
        
        Hope this helps.
        Jean
        
        
        


Under 'open-low', it shows 'min-max'. It is confusing.
Again, how to specify 'close'?

Why open-low? You should use low-high for the minmax plot. And for
Open-Close, use a dropbar plot (add a new plot to the chart).


I didn't find it intuitive.
In fact, specifying OHLC is an explicit way.


-- Vineet
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