I've downloaded this indicator, but I couldn't get it to work. How do I get the correlation table up? On the side note, you guys have an awesome product. However, your how-to articles are very BADLY WRITTEN. They confuse the heck out of people who try to follow it. You guys should be more specific on the intructions. A few images would go a long way.
You can open a pivot table by creating a new dashboard (Tools -> Dashboard)
After that, rigth click on a dashboard, select "Open Pivot Table" then select the "Forex Correlation Matrix" item.
Rigth click on the new item to open a menu.
Please send an email to support@quantshare.com with a description of the problems you are having with the how-to articles. Thank you.
Please note that you have to read QuantShare documentation in order to fully understand these how-to articles.
I went over the manual several times. Although it's quite thorough, it doesn't replace a DETAILED article, not to mention it saves users the time to take looking it up. It may cost you a little more time. However, it is very user friendly. And user-friendly is what sells.
Please note that most users of this software are pretty much brand new to QuantShare. Some of us barely learn to navigate the user interface. Writing with the assumption that readers are somewhat well-versed is a mistake on the part of the writers. You guys have an awesome product in terms of SIMPLIFICATION most of the complex concepts used by other softwares. The difference between you and them is that you have made those concepts MUCH MORE COMPREHENSIBLE and EASILY IMPLEMENTED. That's your strength, and that's why I bought my copy. I didn't buy QS because of these concepts per se; I bought it because of you MADE it easier to implement.
i am going to second huey's feelings regarding how good your product is and its strength vs the competitors.i switched over from amibroker as it was going to be a 24/7 effort getting up to speed.i dont know how you did it as i am not a programmer,but you have done as huey stated;the concepts are much more comprehensible and easily implemented..excellent job,but do keep in mind many of us need a bit of" hand holding" until we can navigate a bit better
I would say that QS has made wonderful efforts in explaining many things through the blogs or how to articles. Only thing is we need to be patient as there is a slow and steady learning curve for any serious software. When we dont get a handle on the various aspects and integrate the whole functionalities, we might feel a bit frustrated in the initial few months or miss the most efficient pathways to do certain things. When one perseveres with it and be patient, a point will come when we pass that initial threshold. Afterwards, the learning curve will be fast and we will begin to grasp things which was difficult to follow initially.
There are two kinds of users here. One set has solid understanding of the markets (may be after a decade or two of being in the markets) and another one is lesser understanding of the market wisdom but very good in coding. There may be few lucky people who are good at both. They are the one's who have attained their ultimate Nirvana with QS. For lesser mortals like us, we pass through a series of Nirvana, each a step higher!
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