Market Alerts Manager in TrueData Sheets

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Alert Manager

Creating an Alert

Alert Manager watches any cell in your sheet and notifies you the moment it meets a condition you set. Because alerts read the cell's live value, they work with real-time prices, option chain data, and formula results. Open Alert Manager from the bell icon in the right-hand toolbar, click + to start a new alert, fill in the form, and click Done.

Screenshot: The New alert form open beside the sheet.

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Pick a cell

Choose the cell to watch, e.g. a live LTP in B4.

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Set a condition

Define when to fire, e.g. Cross Above 24250.

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Get notified

Choose how you are alerted and what the message says.

Alert Form

The New alert form has seven fields. Click Done to activate the alert or Cancel to discard it. The back arrow at the top returns you to your alerts without saving.

Field	What to enter
Alert Name	A short name to identify the alert, e.g. "NIFTY Breakout". It appears in your alert list.
Apply to cell	The cell to watch, e.g. `B4` or `=B4`. The cell's current value is shown below the field as Value, so you can confirm you picked the right cell.
Condition	When the alert should fire. See Alert Conditions for all 13 options.
Value or cell	The level to compare against. Type a number such as `24000`, or enter another cell such as `B4` so the level follows that cell as it changes.
Trigger Mode	Once Only or Every time. See Trigger Mode & Notifications.
Notify Via	Tick one or more channels: Toast, Browser, Email, or SMS.
Message	The text shown when the alert triggers. If left blank, a message is generated from the condition, e.g. "A1 Cross Above 24,250.00".

info Pro tip: Use a cell reference in Value or cell when your level comes from a formula or another data source. The alert always compares against that cell's latest value.

Alert Conditions

The Condition dropdown offers 13 options in four groups. In the table below, "your level" means the number or cell you enter in Value or cell.

Group	Condition	Fires when
Crossing	Crossing	The cell value crosses your level in either direction.
Crossing	Cross Above	The cell value moves from below to above your level.
Crossing	Cross Below	The cell value moves from above to below your level.
Channel	Entering Channel	The cell value moves into your price range.
Channel	Exiting Channel	The cell value moves out of your price range.
Comparison	Equal to	The cell value equals your level.
Comparison	Not equal to	The cell value differs from your level.
Comparison	Greater than	The cell value is above your level.
Comparison	Greater than or equal to	The cell value is at or above your level.
Comparison	Less than	The cell value is below your level.
Comparison	Less than or equal to	The cell value is at or below your level.
Range	Between	The cell value falls inside your range.
Range	Not between	The cell value falls outside your range.

info Crossing vs. Greater / Less than: Crossing conditions fire only at the moment the value passes your level. Comparison conditions are true for as long as the value stays on that side of your level.

Trigger Mode & Notifications

Trigger Mode decides how often an alert fires. Notify Via decides how you hear about it.

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Once Only

Triggers a single time, then the alert is marked as completed. This is the default.

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Every time

Stays active and triggers each time the condition is met.

Notify Via options

Option	What it does	Status
Toast	Shows a pop-up message inside the sheet.	On by default
Browser	Sends a browser notification, so you are alerted even when you are on another tab.	Available
Email	Sends the alert to your inbox.	Coming soon
SMS	Sends the alert as a text message.	Coming soon

Managing Your Alerts

Every alert you create appears as a card in the Alert Manager panel, so you can see what is being watched and change it at any time.

Alert card — field reference

Name & badge	The alert name, with a badge such as ONCE ONLY showing its trigger mode.
Condition	The watched cell, the condition, and your level, e.g. "A1 Cross Above 24250".
Message	The text that will be shown when the alert triggers.
Status	Shows Active while the alert is being monitored.
Last	When the alert last triggered. A dash (-) means it has not triggered yet.

Alert actions

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Pause

Stops the alert from firing without deleting it.

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Edit

Opens the alert form so you can change any field.

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Delete

Removes the alert from your sheet.

Panel header buttons

Clock (history) icon	Opens Triggered History.
+ icon	Opens the New alert form.
X icon	Closes the Alert Manager panel. Your alerts keep running.

visibility Hover for details: Hover over a cell that has an alert to see a tooltip with the alert name, condition, message, status, created date and time, and when it last triggered, without opening Alert Manager.

Triggered History

Triggered history lists the alerts that have fired during your current session. Click the clock icon at the top of the Alert Manager panel to open it, and use the back arrow to return to your alerts. Until an alert fires, the list is empty.

Example: Alert When NIFTY Crosses Above 24,250

Use these values in the New alert form to be notified once when the value in cell A1 moves above 24,250.

Field	Enter
Alert Name	NIFTY Crossing
Apply to cell	`A1`
Condition	Cross Above
Value or cell	`24250`
Trigger Mode	Once Only
Notify Via	Toast

check_circle Result: After you click Done, the alert appears in Alert Manager with the status Active. When A1 crosses above 24,250, a toast message appears and the alert is marked as completed.