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Managing Chart #

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[2015-01-15 16:36:56]
drywater0 - Posts: 85
SC Support,

1) Is there a limit to the number of charts or other elements (DOM, Quote Table, etc) that may be included in a single ChartBook File.
2) Is there a way to easily identify which Chart # is associated with each chart - other than clicking into each individual chart? For example, is there a page that summarizes the chart # with the associated chart name, which I have customized?
3) Is there a way to re-assign Chart #s?
4) How are Chart #s assigned to charts? Is it in the order that they are created? For example, if I have Chart #'s 1 - 10 and delete #5, will #5 be assigned to the next new chart created or will it be #11.

I have built up a ChartBook File over time that has become a little unwieldy and disorganized. My aim is to reorganize it using logical chart # without painstakingly rebuilding it. Any guidance you can offer is very much appreciated. Thank you in advance.
[2015-01-15 17:30:32]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
1. No.

2. Look at the CW menu.

3. No.

4.
I have Chart #'s 1 - 10 and delete #5, will #5 be assigned to the next new chart created
It works like this.
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[2015-01-15 18:40:51]
drywater0 - Posts: 85
Thanks for quick response. I'm not clear on your answer for #4. Does that mean that the new chart gets assigned #5 because that was last to be deleted?
[2015-01-15 19:50:41]
Sawtooth - Posts: 4141
If you want to reassign chart numbers, there is a workaround using Chart >> Duplicate Chart. This is possible because a new chart is assigned the lowest available vacant chart number.
[2015-01-15 20:10:48]
drywater0 - Posts: 85
Tomgilb,
Thanks so much for your suggestion. Duplicating only what I need to a new ChartBook will save a lot of time and produce logical Chart #'s. Time to get busy with some spring cleaning!

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