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* In the '''Spreadsheet view settings''' one can check/uncheck the columns to be displayed and set their order by dragging the item and dropping it in the desired place.<br>
* Click '''Use as default''' to apply the settings to all new '''Strategy Orders Monitor''' windows.<br>
== Detailed Mode ==
Click on the strategy line to open the '''Detailed''' mode where one can see the orders generated by the selected strategy in real-time.<br>
'''Strategy Orders Monitor''' in the detailed mode shows:<br>
* The line with general information about the selected strategy (the same as in the general mode).<br>
* 1–3 tables with information about real-time orders of the selected strategy. By default, all orders are included in one table.<br>
=== Detailed mode settings ===
Right click on a table to open the shortcut menu. Use one of the following options if required.<br>
* '''Export to Excel''' to export the table’s content to Excel;
* '''Copy''' to copy the line’s content to clipboard;
* '''Copy All''' to copy the table’s content to clipboard;
* '''Text Size''' to adjust the font size;
* '''Theme''' to adjust the background and font color.<br>
Click on the gear icon to open the '''Settings''' window. Adjust the settings on the '''Strategy Details''' tab if required.<br>
* In the '''Time zone''' section select '''Chart''' or '''Local''' radio button to display the time in the tables in the corresponding time zone.
* In the '''Spreadsheet view settings'''<br>
:– One can use '''Aggregate the tables by order state''' control to select whether to display the orders in a single table or divide them among two or three tables according to their state.
:– One can check/uncheck the columns to be displayed and set their order by dragging the item and dropping it in the desired place.
* Click '''Use as default''' to apply the settings to all new '''Strategy Orders Monitor''' windows.<br>
In order to return to the general mode, click the left arrow in the upper left corner.
