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Bobby@tygron.nl: /* Step 1 */

2026-04-28T08:46:19Z

Step 1

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	[[File:ImageIndicator.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Overview of indicators in the {{software}}.]]		[[File:ImageIndicator.jpg\|thumb\|right\|400px\|Overview of indicators in the {{software}}.]]
	Open the Indicators option in the ~~Header~~. Now we go add, remove and edit a default indicator. When you select the Indicators option you will get an overview of all indicators that are present in the project in the left panel. When you hover over the Indicators option a menu opens up with some default indicators.		Open the Indicators option in the Editor [[Ribbon]]. Now we go add, remove and edit a default indicator. When you select the Indicators option you will get an overview of all indicators that are present in the project in the left panel. When you hover over the Indicators option a menu opens up with some default indicators.

	You can pick one of these indicators and as soon as you picked one you will see the indicator is added to the [[top bar]] in the [[Viewer ]]interface.		You can pick one of these indicators and as soon as you picked one you will see the indicator is added to the [[top bar]] in the [[Viewer ]]interface.
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	Select some building types and enter some targets in the middle panel.		Select some building types and enter some targets in the middle panel.
	Next, select the indicator in the [[Viewer ]]interface by clicking on the indicator in the [[top bar]]. A new panel opens up and here you see the target you have set and the description you could enter in the right panel.		Next, select the indicator in the [[Viewer ]]interface by clicking on the indicator in the [[top bar]]. A new panel opens up and here you see the target you have set and the description you could enter in the right panel.



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Bobby@tygron.nl: /* Indicators */

2026-04-28T08:42:58Z

Indicators

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	In a project case you have goals and objectives. For example, to build more houses, to improve the water system, to prevent flooding or to create more green and open public spaces. These objectives are implemented in the project as indicators. These indicators represent the goals and contain targets and calculation models to calculate the effects of the scenarios in the project and to check if the target is met or not.		In a project case you have goals and objectives. For example, to build more houses, to improve the water system, to prevent flooding or to create more green and open public spaces. These objectives are implemented in the project as indicators. These indicators represent the goals and contain targets and calculation models to calculate the effects of the scenarios in the project and to check if the target is met or not.
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	Do you prefer to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXiqef12aI a video tutorial]? This is the tutorial about the default indicators in the Tygron platform. This course does go a little bit deeper into the options ~~you have to use~~ [[Excel_(Indicator)]] than the video.		Do you prefer to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXiqef12aI a video tutorial]? This is the tutorial about the default indicators in the Tygron platform. This course does go a little bit deeper into the options ([[Excel_(Indicator)]]) than the video.
	All indicators are based on Excel sheets and therefore it is possible to create your own indicators. In the Public [[GeoShare]] there are more indicators you can download to import in your project. It is also possible to upload your own indicators to share with other members of the Tygron community. More information about how to create your own indicators can be found on the Tygron Support wiki and in the webinar about indicators and TQL. We share the links to this information at the end of this course. In this course we do not get into how to create your own indicators, we do however show a glimpse of an Excel indicator to inform you about the principles of these calculation models.		All indicators are based on Excel sheets and therefore it is possible to create your own indicators. In the Public [[GeoShare]] there are more indicators you can download to import in your project. It is also possible to upload your own indicators to share with other members of the Tygron community. More information about how to create your own indicators can be found on the Tygron Support wiki and in the webinar about indicators and TQL. We share the links to this information at the end of this course. In this course we do not get into how to create your own indicators, we do however show a glimpse of an Excel indicator to inform you about the principles of these calculation models.
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Bobby@tygron.nl: /* Indicators */

2026-04-28T08:41:10Z

Indicators

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	In a project case you have goals and objectives. For example, to build more houses, to improve the water system to prevent flooding or to create more green, open public ~~space~~. These objectives are implemented in the project as indicators. These indicators represent the goals and contain targets and calculation models to calculate the effects of the scenarios in the project and to check if the target is met or not.		In a project case you have goals and objectives. For example, to build more houses, to improve the water system, to prevent flooding or to create more green and open public spaces. These objectives are implemented in the project as indicators. These indicators represent the goals and contain targets and calculation models to calculate the effects of the scenarios in the project and to check if the target is met or not.
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	Do you prefer to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXiqef12aI a video tutorial]? This is the tutorial about the default indicators in the Tygron platform. This course does go a little bit deeper into the options you have to use [[Excel_(Indicator)]] than the video.		Do you prefer to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXiqef12aI a video tutorial]? This is the tutorial about the default indicators in the Tygron platform. This course does go a little bit deeper into the options you have to use [[Excel_(Indicator)]] than the video.

Frank@tygron.nl: /* See Also */

2023-02-21T09:39:43Z

Frank@tygron.nl at 13:49, 20 February 2023

2023-02-20T13:49:21Z

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	Open the Indicators option in the Header. Now we go add, remove and edit a default indicator. When you select the Indicators option you will get an overview of all indicators that are present in the project in the left panel. When you hover over the Indicators option a menu opens up with some default indicators.		Open the Indicators option in the Header. Now we go add, remove and edit a default indicator. When you select the Indicators option you will get an overview of all indicators that are present in the project in the left panel. When you hover over the Indicators option a menu opens up with some default indicators.

	You can pick one of these indicators and as soon as you picked one you will see the indicator is added to the top bar in the [[~~User Interface~~]].		You can pick one of these indicators and as soon as you picked one you will see the indicator is added to the [[top bar]] in the [[Viewer ]]interface.
	Pick another indicator and add this to the project but this time you use the dropdown menu in the left bottom of the left panel and select an indicator followed by selecting Add. Again the Indicator is added to the top bar and to the list of indicators in the left panel. Repeat this with two more indicators, for example also add the building indicator if you didn’t do that already.		Pick another indicator and add this to the project but this time you use the dropdown menu in the left bottom of the left panel and select an indicator followed by selecting Add. Again the Indicator is added to the top bar and to the list of indicators in the left panel. Repeat this with two more indicators, for example also add the building indicator if you didn’t do that already.

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	Select some building types and enter some targets in the middle panel.		Select some building types and enter some targets in the middle panel.
	Next, select the indicator in the [[~~User Interface~~]] by clicking on the indicator in the top bar. A new panel opens up and here you see the target you have set and the description you could enter in the right panel.		Next, select the indicator in the [[Viewer ]]interface by clicking on the indicator in the [[top bar]]. A new panel opens up and here you see the target you have set and the description you could enter in the right panel.


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	The values are combined 1 or so to say 100% and can never be over 100%. By default, the importance is divided equally. You can change the importance and therefore decide what indicators need to be fulfilled in the scenarios to be a successor acceptable and which ones are less important and are nice to have fulfilled partially.		The values are combined 1 or so to say 100% and can never be over 100%. By default, the importance is divided equally. You can change the importance and therefore decide what indicators need to be fulfilled in the scenarios to be a successor acceptable and which ones are less important and are nice to have fulfilled partially.
	In the dropdown menu in the indicator weights table you can select all other indicators that are present in the project to assign this indicator to this specific stakeholder as well. You can also delete one or more indicators from the table so the indicator will be removed as an indicator for this specific stakeholder. You need to set the indicator weights per stakeholder by selecting the next stakeholder in the left panel and go to Level info to divide all indicators and the indicator weights for all indicators in the entire project.		In the dropdown menu in the indicator weights table you can select all other indicators that are present in the project to assign this indicator to this specific stakeholder as well. You can also delete one or more indicators from the table so the indicator will be removed as an indicator for this specific stakeholder. You need to set the indicator weights per stakeholder by selecting the next stakeholder in the left panel and go to Level info to divide all indicators and the indicator weights for all indicators in the entire project.
	You can switch to the different stakeholder roles and quickly check if the importance is correct per indicator by selecting a stakeholder role in the right upper corner and hover over the indicators in the top bar in the [[~~User Interface~~]].		You can switch to the different stakeholder roles and quickly check if the importance is correct per indicator by selecting a stakeholder role in the right upper corner and hover over the indicators in the [[top bar]] in the [[Viewer ]]interface.

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	Go to the Public [[GeoShare]] and download and import one or more new indicators in your project.		Go to the Public [[GeoShare]] and download and import one or more new indicators in your project.

	The Indicator is now imported directly in the project. You can select the Indicator option in the new popup panel and the indicator will be added to the top bar in the [[~~User Interface~~]] and the left panel of the indicator option.		The Indicator is now imported directly in the project. You can select the Indicator option in the new popup panel and the indicator will be added to the [[top bar]] in the [[Viewer ]]interface and the left panel of the indicator option.

	====Question 1====		====Question 1====
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	Every time you start a new scenario or change something in the project area by performing an action, the Excel sheet will be calculated again and the updated input will be provided, calculated in the calculation and the new output will be generated and shown in the indicator panel in the [[~~User Interface~~]].		Every time you start a new scenario or change something in the project area by performing an action, the Excel sheet will be calculated again and the updated input will be provided, calculated in the calculation and the new output will be generated and shown in the [[indicator panel]] in the [[Viewer ]]interface.

	If you are interested in experimenting with this please execute the written tutorial [[Indicator Tutorial (Solar Panels)]] in combination with [https://www.tygron.com/nl/2019/05/22/tql-en-indicators the webinar]		If you are interested in experimenting with this please execute the written tutorial [[Indicator Tutorial (Solar Panels)]] in combination with [https://www.tygron.com/nl/2019/05/22/tql-en-indicators the webinar]

Hedi@tygron.com: /* Step 5 Excel and TQL */

2023-02-03T10:41:33Z

Step 5 Excel and TQL

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	Before starting this step, it's advised to first take a look at [[Indicator_Tutorial_(Solar_Panels)\|this page]]		Before starting this step, it's advised to first take a look at [[Indicator_Tutorial_(Solar_Panels)\|this page]]
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	As ~~told~~ before, in this course we do not get into how to create your own Excel indicator, however, we do explain in general how an Excel sheet is used to create indicators.		As explained before, in this course we do not get into how to create your own Excel indicator, however, we do explain in general how an Excel sheet is used to create indicators.
	Every Excel sheet has some standard values that are needed in order to communicate with the Tygron Platform. There needs to be an input, these are the queries you can create with the Tygron Query Language (TQL) tool. Output, this is done in the form of the EXPLANATION cell and a SCORE cell.		Every Excel sheet has some standard values that are needed in order to communicate with the Tygron Platform. There needs to be an input, these are the queries you can create with the Tygron Query Language (TQL) tool. Output, this is done in the form of the EXPLANATION cell and a SCORE cell.
	Every Excel Indicator that can be downloaded in the ~~Tygron Index~~ that is offered by Tygron has the same ~~build-up to make it clear and helps you to repeat it for your own indicator~~. Feel free to download an indicator and open the (debug) sheet to get an example of how an indicator can be built.		Every Excel Indicator that can be downloaded in the Public [[GeoShare]] that is offered by Tygron has the same structure. Feel free to download an indicator and open the (debug) sheet to get an example of how an indicator can be built.
	If you do the written tutorial, combined with the webinar, you can use the template excel which is ~~situated~~ like the sheet below.		If you are working on the written tutorial, combined with the webinar, you can use the template excel which is structured like the sheet below.
	The grey and orange area in this example Indicator is meant for requesting information from the Tygron Platform using queries (TQL). The light blue area is meant for calculations - for instance, adding and subtracting data from the Platform. The area on the far right is the HTML table meant for presenting the results.		The grey and orange area in this example Indicator is meant for requesting information from the Tygron Platform using queries (TQL). The light blue area is meant for calculations - for instance, adding and subtracting data from the Platform. The area on the far right is the HTML table meant for presenting the results.

Hedi@tygron.com: /* Step 4 */

2023-02-03T10:24:47Z

Step 4

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	===Step 4===		===Step 4===
	As explained before you can download more indicators from the Public [[GeoShare]]. Each indicator has a description to get informed on what this indicator calculates. The indicators also have a manual where you get instructions on how to configure the indicator if needed. In the manual a more explicit description is given and the calculation model is explained.		As explained before you can download more indicators from the Public [[GeoShare]]. Each indicator has a description to get informed on what this indicator calculates. The indicators also have a manual where you get instructions on how to configure the indicator if needed. In the manual a more explicit description is given and the calculation model is explained.
	Go to the ~~Index~~ and download and import ~~a new indicator in your project. Select the COMMUNITY tab and the Index option. A new panel will pop up and now you have entered the Tygron Index.~~		Go to the Public [[GeoShare]] and download and import one or more new indicators in your project.

	~~Select~~ one ~~of the indicators and place it in your cart. If you want you can add~~ more indicators ~~to your cart before you proceed to checkout.~~

	~~If you have all indicators you want in you cart proceed to the checkout. Here you can enter your email address and place your order.~~
	~~The selected indicators will be send to your email address for you to download the excels. The downloaded excel can be imported by drag and drop imported~~ in your project.
	~~In the final screen of the Tygron Index you can also see the downloadable Excel sheet. You can also choose to import the indicator directly from the Index screen~~.

	The Indicator is now imported directly in the project. You can select the Indicator option in the new popup panel and the indicator will be added to the top bar in the [[User Interface]] and the left panel of the indicator option.		The Indicator is now imported directly in the project. You can select the Indicator option in the new popup panel and the indicator will be added to the top bar in the [[User Interface]] and the left panel of the indicator option.

	====Question 1====		====Question 1====
	Download the green ~~index~~ or use the default one and indicate what the score is of ''Platteweg''		Download the green indicator or use the default one and indicate what the score is of ''Platteweg''
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Hedi@tygron.com: /* Indicators */

2023-02-03T10:20:53Z

Indicators

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	Do you prefer to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXiqef12aI a video tutorial]? This is the tutorial about the default indicators in the Tygron platform. This course does go a little bit deeper into the options you have to use [[Excel_(Indicator)]] than the video.		Do you prefer to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXiqef12aI a video tutorial]? This is the tutorial about the default indicators in the Tygron platform. This course does go a little bit deeper into the options you have to use [[Excel_(Indicator)]] than the video.
	All indicators are based on Excel sheets and therefore it is possible to create your own indicators. In the ~~Tygron Index (https//store.tygron.com/)~~ there are more indicators you can download to import in your project. It is also possible to upload your own indicators to share with other members of the Tygron community. More information about how to create your own indicators can be found on the Tygron Support wiki and in the webinar about indicators and TQL. We share the links to this information at the end of this course. In this course we do not get into how to create your own indicators, we do however show a glimpse of an Excel indicator to inform you about the principles of these calculation models.		All indicators are based on Excel sheets and therefore it is possible to create your own indicators. In the Public [[GeoShare]] there are more indicators you can download to import in your project. It is also possible to upload your own indicators to share with other members of the Tygron community. More information about how to create your own indicators can be found on the Tygron Support wiki and in the webinar about indicators and TQL. We share the links to this information at the end of this course. In this course we do not get into how to create your own indicators, we do however show a glimpse of an Excel indicator to inform you about the principles of these calculation models.
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	Very important to take into account, THERE IS NO UNDO BUTTON IN THE EDITOR. All actions performed in this tutorial will be permanent if you save your project. If you don’t want the performed actions to be permanent either don’t save your project or immediately change the settings back to the way they were before the actions you will perform.		Very important to take into account, THERE IS NO UNDO BUTTON IN THE EDITOR. All actions performed in this tutorial will be permanent if you save your project. If you don’t want the performed actions to be permanent either don’t save your project or immediately change the settings back to the way they were before the actions you will perform.

Hedi@tygron.com: /* Step 4 */

2023-02-03T10:20:04Z

Step 4

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	===Step 4===		===Step 4===
	As explained before you can download ~~and upload~~ more indicators ~~form~~ the [~~https://store.tygron.com/ Tygron Index~~]. Each indicator has a description to get informed on what this indicator calculates. The indicators also have a manual where you get instructions on how to configure the indicator if needed. In the manual a more explicit description is given and the calculation model is explained.		As explained before you can download more indicators from the Public [[GeoShare]]. Each indicator has a description to get informed on what this indicator calculates. The indicators also have a manual where you get instructions on how to configure the indicator if needed. In the manual a more explicit description is given and the calculation model is explained.
	Go to the Index and download and import a new indicator in your project. Select the COMMUNITY tab and the Index option. A new panel will pop up and now you have entered the Tygron Index.		Go to the Index and download and import a new indicator in your project. Select the COMMUNITY tab and the Index option. A new panel will pop up and now you have entered the Tygron Index.

Frank@tygron.nl at 14:41, 30 January 2023

2023-01-30T14:41:13Z

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	In a project case you have goals and objectives. For example, to build more houses, to improve the water system to prevent flooding or to create more green, open public space. These objectives are implemented in the project as indicators. These indicators represent the goals and contain targets and calculation models to calculate the effects of the scenarios in the ~~3D world~~ and to check if the target is met or not.		In a project case you have goals and objectives. For example, to build more houses, to improve the water system to prevent flooding or to create more green, open public space. These objectives are implemented in the project as indicators. These indicators represent the goals and contain targets and calculation models to calculate the effects of the scenarios in the project and to check if the target is met or not.
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	Do you prefer to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXiqef12aI a video tutorial]? This is the tutorial about the default indicators in the Tygron platform. This course does go a little bit deeper into the options you have to use [[Excel_(Indicator)]] than the video.		Do you prefer to watch [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lXiqef12aI a video tutorial]? This is the tutorial about the default indicators in the Tygron platform. This course does go a little bit deeper into the options you have to use [[Excel_(Indicator)]] than the video.
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	Open the Indicators option in the Header. Now we go add, remove and edit a default indicator. When you select the Indicators option you will get an overview of all indicators that are present in the project in the left panel. When you hover over the Indicators option a menu opens up with some default indicators.		Open the Indicators option in the Header. Now we go add, remove and edit a default indicator. When you select the Indicators option you will get an overview of all indicators that are present in the project in the left panel. When you hover over the Indicators option a menu opens up with some default indicators.

	You can pick one of these indicators and as soon as you picked one you will see the indicator is added to the top bar in the ~~3D world interface~~.		You can pick one of these indicators and as soon as you picked one you will see the indicator is added to the top bar in the [[User Interface]].
	Pick another indicator and add this to the project but this time you use the dropdown menu in the left bottom of the left panel and select an indicator followed by selecting Add. Again the Indicator is added to the top bar and to the list of indicators in the left panel. Repeat this with two more indicators, for example also add the building indicator if you didn’t do that already.		Pick another indicator and add this to the project but this time you use the dropdown menu in the left bottom of the left panel and select an indicator followed by selecting Add. Again the Indicator is added to the top bar and to the list of indicators in the left panel. Repeat this with two more indicators, for example also add the building indicator if you didn’t do that already.

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	Select some building types and enter some targets in the middle panel.		Select some building types and enter some targets in the middle panel.
	Next, select the indicator in the ~~3D world interface~~ by clicking on the indicator in the top bar. A new panel opens up and here you see the target you have set and the description you could enter in the right panel.		Next, select the indicator in the [[User Interface]] by clicking on the indicator in the top bar. A new panel opens up and here you see the target you have set and the description you could enter in the right panel.


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	The values are combined 1 or so to say 100% and can never be over 100%. By default, the importance is divided equally. You can change the importance and therefore decide what indicators need to be fulfilled in the scenarios to be a successor acceptable and which ones are less important and are nice to have fulfilled partially.		The values are combined 1 or so to say 100% and can never be over 100%. By default, the importance is divided equally. You can change the importance and therefore decide what indicators need to be fulfilled in the scenarios to be a successor acceptable and which ones are less important and are nice to have fulfilled partially.
	In the dropdown menu in the indicator weights table you can select all other indicators that are present in the project to assign this indicator to this specific stakeholder as well. You can also delete one or more indicators from the table so the indicator will be removed as an indicator for this specific stakeholder. You need to set the indicator weights per stakeholder by selecting the next stakeholder in the left panel and go to Level info to divide all indicators and the indicator weights for all indicators in the entire project.		In the dropdown menu in the indicator weights table you can select all other indicators that are present in the project to assign this indicator to this specific stakeholder as well. You can also delete one or more indicators from the table so the indicator will be removed as an indicator for this specific stakeholder. You need to set the indicator weights per stakeholder by selecting the next stakeholder in the left panel and go to Level info to divide all indicators and the indicator weights for all indicators in the entire project.
	You can switch to the different stakeholder roles and quickly check if the importance is correct per indicator by selecting a stakeholder role in the right upper corner and hover over the indicators in the top bar in the ~~3D world interface~~.		You can switch to the different stakeholder roles and quickly check if the importance is correct per indicator by selecting a stakeholder role in the right upper corner and hover over the indicators in the top bar in the [[User Interface]].

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	In the final screen of the Tygron Index you can also see the downloadable Excel sheet. You can also choose to import the indicator directly from the Index screen.		In the final screen of the Tygron Index you can also see the downloadable Excel sheet. You can also choose to import the indicator directly from the Index screen.

	The Indicator is now imported directly in the project. You can select the Indicator option in the new popup panel and the indicator will be added to the top bar in the ~~3D world interface~~ and the left panel of the indicator option.		The Indicator is now imported directly in the project. You can select the Indicator option in the new popup panel and the indicator will be added to the top bar in the [[User Interface]] and the left panel of the indicator option.

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	Every time you start a new scenario or change something in the project area by performing an action, the Excel sheet will be calculated again and the updated input will be provided, calculated in the calculation and the new output will be generated and shown in the indicator panel in the ~~3D world interface~~.		Every time you start a new scenario or change something in the project area by performing an action, the Excel sheet will be calculated again and the updated input will be provided, calculated in the calculation and the new output will be generated and shown in the indicator panel in the [[User Interface]].

	If you are interested in experimenting with this please execute the written tutorial [[Indicator Tutorial (Solar Panels)]] in combination with [https://www.tygron.com/nl/2019/05/22/tql-en-indicators the webinar]		If you are interested in experimenting with this please execute the written tutorial [[Indicator Tutorial (Solar Panels)]] in combination with [https://www.tygron.com/nl/2019/05/22/tql-en-indicators the webinar]

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	If you are interested in experimenting with this please execute the written tutorial [[Indicator Tutorial (Solar Panels)]] in combination with [https://www.tygron.com/nl/2019/05/22/tql-en-indicators the webinar]		If you are interested in experimenting with this please execute the written tutorial [[Indicator Tutorial (Solar Panels)]] in combination with [https://www.tygron.com/nl/2019/05/22/tql-en-indicators the webinar]

	~~===See Also==~~=		{{article end
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	*[[Excel]]		*[[Excel]]
	*[[Excel (Indicator)]]		*[[Excel (Indicator)]]
	*[[Tygron Query Language]]		*[[Tygron Query Language]]
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