Big Mike 

... & execution platform in R. Happy to report I am 90% there! Mike

Hello @Big Mike

Was this info shared somewhere on the forum? /sorry if i've missed it/

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slickiam 

Hello @Big Mike Was this info shared somewhere on the forum? /sorry if i've missed it/ ty

Spread about in various threads in the R section and the MySQL tick thread, but ultimately no I've not made a thread describing entirely what I am doing.

Mike

Big Mike 

Spread about in various threads in the R section and the MySQL tick thread, but ultimately no I've not made a thread describing entirely what I am doing. Mike

Yes, I saw them. Very cool.
A lot of traders from my motherland are doing the same for a Data mining.

Quoting 

I've not made a thread describing entirely what I am doing.

I had no any intentions to touch the privacy.
I'm interested to see yet another example to use SC as an execution platform in conjunction with 3d-party self-made solutions.

Python SCID to TSV / CSV and Pandas DataFrame Conversion - Support Board - Sierra Chart

Python for Sierra Chart - Support Board - Sierra Chart

imho self-made data mining solutions is another proper way to do a job in the nearest future.

So it's awesome.

Nicolas11 

Actually, my final objective was to import all SC chart information values (price and indicators time series) to R. The most convenient way that I found to do it is the following. 1) In SC, Prepare a chart with relevant indicators 2) Add Spreadsheet study 3) In the spreadsheet, select all cells (top-left cell) and copy (Ctrl-C) 4) In R, import the clipboard, and process it.

Related code is posted there:

[R] import Sierra Chart data (price and indicators) into R 3) Copy-paste of the content of a spreadsheet (including indicators values) Select the related columns of the spreasheet (including AA and subsequent ones if interested in indicators values) Copy (Ctrl-C) Then execute the following code to obtain …

Nicolas