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--- desktop:option_sheet [2025/09/15 19:15] – [Option Sheet Properties] rob
+++ desktop:option_sheet [2025/09/16 13:30] (current) – rob
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 ===== Key Features =====
   * Highest Strike Display: Set the maximum strike price to be shown on the option sheet for the selected underlying.
   * Lowest Strike Display: Set the minimum strike price to be shown on the option sheet for the selected underlying.
-  * Strike Multiple Whitelist: Define a comma-separated whitelist of strike price multiples (e.g., 25, 10, 5) to display. Only strikes that are multiples of the chosen values will appear, while all others are filtered out.
+  * Strike Multiple Whitelist: Define a comma-separated whitelist of strike price multiples (e.g., 25,10).
+     * If you enter 25, all strikes that are multiples of 25 will display (e.g., 25, 50, 75, 100).
+     * If you enter 25,10, all strikes that are multiples of either 10 or 25 will appear, meaning you’ll see both sets of strikes (10, 20, 25, 30, 50, 75, 100, etc.).
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-In the option sheet settings, configure the highest and lowest strike values for the group’s underlying.
+  - In the option sheet settings, configure the highest and lowest strike values for the group’s underlying.
+  - Add one or more values in the Strike Multiple Whitelist field.
-Add one or more values in the Strike Multiple Whitelist field.
+  - The option sheet will update to reflect your chosen parameters, displaying only the strikes within your defined range and matching your whitelist multiples.
+  - These settings apply across every option sheet in the window that uses the same underlying contract.
+  - You can save your setup as a default for future windows. If not set, a new window will default to displaying all strikes.
+  - To reset, simply delete your values and the option sheet will return to showing the lowest and highest listed strikes.
-=== For example: ===
-  * Enter 25 to see only strikes ending in 25.
-  * Enter 10,25 to see strikes ending in either 10 or 25.
-  * The option sheet will update to reflect your chosen parameters, displaying only the strikes within your defined range and matching your whitelist multiples.
 == Use Cases ==
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   * Focused Trading: Narrow your view to a relevant strike range to reduce noise and distraction.
-  * Custom Strike Patterns: Quickly filter out strikes that are not part of your trading strategy.
+  * Custom Strike Patterns: Create a view tailored to your trading strategy (e.g., only multiples of 25).
-  * Efficiency: Streamline the option sheet for faster decision-making and monitoring.
+  * Team Consistency: Apply consistent strike filters across all option sheets tied to the same underlying.
+  * Quick Reset: Easily revert to full strike lists by clearing the fields.
 ====== Option Sheet Global Properties ======