UniConsole

Using the Cryptosheets UniConsole

Overview

The Cryptosheets UniConsole or 'unified console' is a unified query builder for all of our custom function formulas. It is the most powerful way for users to access, build & test custom functions (aka formulas) and has several powerful features designed to optimize user workflows and facilitate user familiarity with the platform.

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Features

See the YouTube UniConsole Videos

A unique feature available only for the UniConsole is the ability to resize the sub-panels in any configuration or size you want. This is a critically important feature for users with limited screen space and Google Sheets users. It's also probably the first thing you should do when using the UniConsole!

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How To Use

1. Load the UniConsole from the green side menu bar

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2. Find a function or formula by searching in the explorer

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3. Load the console for that function by clicking it

4. Enter your parameters or choose from a premade 'scenario' from the dropdown list (if available)

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5. Choose how to fetch the data from the green request menu

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  • Make Request
  • Make Request (no sheet)
  • Send Function to sheet
  • Send Fields to sheet
  • Generate Template
  • Copy Excel Formula
  • Copy Google Sheets Formula

TIP: try clicking into each of the console form fields for fast & easy to use dropdowns w/ examples of available options pre-populated!

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Examples

Make sure to check and use our built in premade scenarios for each function that can be found right below the green make request button in every console.

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Example 1: Simple PRICE

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Example 2: Simple PRICEA for CoinGecko as source

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Example 3: Simple PRICEA for derivatives

Example 4: Simple OHLCV

Example 5: Simple SYMBOLS

Example 6: Simple EMA

Example 7: Simple RSI

Example 8: Advanced EMA using nested formulas

  • using nested OHLCV formulas!
  • using nested QUERYA formulas

Example 9: Advanced RSI using nested formulas

  • using nested OHLCV formulas!
  • using nested QUERYA formulas

Tips & Tricks

Troubleshooting

Additional Resources