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drawing a horizontal line x ticks above/below an existing horizontal line study
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| [2015-10-14 03:58:09] |
| User68474 - Posts: 201 |
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Is there another default study which I am overlooking which will create another horizontal line x ticks above/below an existing horizontal line which was a previously added study, such as "High/Low for Time Period" ? My goal is to create a "zone" x ticks below the high and above the low of a designated time period and then create a "Color Bar Based Upon Alert Condition" which will color the first bar subsequent to the end/last bar of the aforementioned "time period" which either opens within or eventually touches, or "crosses over" and enters either one those "zones" first.
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| [2015-10-14 05:40:38] |
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You need to use the Study Subgraph Add study. Refer to Technical Studies Reference for more information. Sierra Chart Support - Engineering Level Your definitive source for support. Other responses are from users. Try to keep your questions brief and to the point. Be aware of support policy: https://www.sierrachart.com/index.php?l=PostingInformation.php#GeneralInformation For the most reliable, advanced, and zero cost futures order routing, *change* to the Teton service: Sierra Chart Teton Futures Order Routing |
| [2015-10-14 13:42:37] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4141 |
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You could also use the Bands/Envelope study, with the Based On set to the horizontal lines study.
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| [2015-10-14 14:37:19] |
| User68474 - Posts: 201 |
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Thank you, tomgilb. I tried that but it looked goofy and went crazy. Obviously I did not use correct settings combo.. I tried a "-x" for ticks. To rearticulate my need/desire: I'd like to highlight a zone x-ticks BELOW the high for a certain subperiod of a day, and x-ticks ABOVE the low of that same subperiod. The subperiod is determined by the "High/Low for Timeperiod" study. All suggestions are welcome. The SC Engineering response was too vague for me. Hope/wish they could be more specific. |
| [2015-10-14 19:27:33] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4141 |
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To rearticulate my need/desire: I'd like to highlight a zone x-ticks BELOW the high for a certain subperiod of a day, and x-ticks ABOVE the low of that same subperiod
This is a more complicated. It can be done with a combination of studies, or with a spreadsheet study. If you want to fill the space between the zone lines, you need to use the latter.Which one do you want to use? |
| [2015-10-14 19:48:35] |
| User68474 - Posts: 201 |
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Thanks, "tomgilb". No need to fill the space between lines. Only need to see 2 horizontal lines: 1.) x-ticks above the low for designated time period, and 2.) x-ticks below the high of that time period. As I stated before, I already have the horizontal lines for the hi/lo of the designated time period. |
| [2015-10-14 20:19:57] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4141 |
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Put the attached study collection in your Sierra Chart \Data folder, open a blank chart and go to Analysis >> High Low zones- This will give you an example of how to do this. The High/Low zone offsets are set in the Study Subgraph Subtract and Study Subgraph Add studies, respectively, and the value is in Points, not Ticks. |
 High Low zones-.StdyCollct - Attached On 2015-10-14 20:19:30 UTC - Size: 46.61 KB - 505 views |
| [2015-10-14 22:41:19] |
| User68474 - Posts: 201 |
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Thnx again, tg. I think I got it with "Band/Envelope". Your cue to use "Points, NOT Ticks" was key. I'll try your generous attachment later when I shut down and reboot after dinner. Only limitation I see so far is the desire to extend the new bands/lines farther past the initial time period.
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| [2015-10-15 12:53:13] |
| User44052 - Posts: 34 |
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There are a bunch of built-in studies named "Study Subgraph ...." and "Study Subgraphs ..." which can be used, I think. Try the Subtract or Difference ones. They should work, and they can be referenced with Color Bar on Alert too. I hope this helps.
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