The Spreadsheet folder contains the spreadsheet templates.

One of these spreadsheet formats should be able to be opened from within

your spreadsheet program. Please note, you must have your own
spreadsheet software . . . these are merely templates containing the
formulas and are not complete spreadsheet programs themselves. In
addition, you will need to have the Analysis Pak installed if using
Excel. See the Excel Help file for info on how to add in this feature.

Open the file as you would an already existing spreadsheet file,

following the instructions for your particular spreadsheet software. The
spreadsheet templates will help you follow along with the examples in
the Manual; when I first began using the DGL method, I used the
spreadsheet format together with daily quotes from Investors Business
Daily and kept track of about a half-dozen markets actively.

The lastest Excel contribution comes from Steve Pierce

(stephenjp@sprynet.com), and actually creates DGL charts. The template
he has provided demonstates AOL stock data and chart. Here's what Steve
has to say about it . . . contact him via email with questions.

"I've included 4 resistance and 3 support formations; the 1st 3 dgl's

for each formation can be charted /changed/removed by "clicking" on the
chart to obtain the pivot 'counts' ["click" each desired pivot point] -
then enter these values into data entry area in range BS1:BS21 in
"MySheet"