I did it with "Spreadsheet Study" and its simple.

What I see MACD-EMA(MACD) is actually MACD Difference
and its by default ploted as histogram.

My "Spreadsheet Study" plots it as white line.



ES 5 min chart 9 of March

And actually MA of MACD general name.
SC don't specify is it SMA,EMA,WMA

If MACD indicator is based on EMA
then MA = EMA

Custom Indicator If it's like I wrote in the previous post, you have to add MACD then the Study Subgraph Difference and in the setting doing like in the pictures 177494177495 And this is the results 177496

csilver 

Thanks for the response but I am not visually seeing the same as my other software. I need to subtract the EMA(MACD) not the MA(MACD) MACD-EMA(MACD)

lemons 

..... If MACD indicator is based on EMA then MA = EMA ...............

As Lemons said the MA of MACD is an EMA

Thanks for all the responses, where do you choose the bars for average of the EMA

EMA (MACD,"6") where 6 is bars used for average. That number is different to the MACD EMA's

as an example;

MACD(13,26)- EMA(MACD(13,26),6)

csilver 

Thanks for all the responses, where do you choose the bars for average of the EMA EMA (MACD,"6") where 6 is bars used for average. That number is different to the MACD EMA's as an example; MACD(13,26)- EMA(MACD(13,26),6)

Or we misunderstanding what do you mean ?