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[User Discussion] - Shading the area between two lines.
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| [2019-12-13 12:16:21] |
| mbilyanov - Posts: 62 |
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Hi, I know this is very simple and I have followed the instructions here: background color between two study lines based on this question here: background color between two study lines But for some reason, I can't get it working. As you can see in the image(s), I have one green and one red line. They are just horizontal lines with constant values -20 and -80. I would like to fill the area in between with a transparent shade. I have the subgraph that is supposed to fill Bottom and Top based on those two lines, but I couldn't get it to work. Thanks in advance. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2019-12-13 12:21:53
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| [2019-12-13 13:40:17] |
| Ackin - Posts: 1863 |
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Just transparent settings
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| [2019-12-13 13:44:27] |
| Ackin - Posts: 1863 |
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You can also use any Draw Style Top/Bottom pair.
Chart Studies: Filling the Area Between Two Study Subgraphs within Different StudiesNote If you did the studies yourself, put them in one |
| [2019-12-13 14:38:06] |
| mbilyanov - Posts: 62 |
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This is just my own study, it is in chart region 5 I have the following: 1) Willim %R 2) William %R (MA) 3) The blue line for the top limit (at -20) => A Horizontal Line Study (Line 1) <ID:13> 4) The red line for the bottom limit (at -80) => A Horizontal Line Study (Line 1) <ID:14> I'm just trying to shade the area between the two lines. No matter what I tried, it is not working. I cannot find the way to do `-20 < X < -80` so the area that is only between the two lines is shaded?! I got the inverse working. But not the area that I need. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2019-12-13 14:39:20
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| [2019-12-13 15:04:01] |
| mbilyanov - Posts: 62 |
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I have achieved (hacky way and not very elegant) the look I'm after but using: 1) Top Mask (Makes everything above -20 black. 2) Bottom Mask (Makes everythin below -80 black. 3) Then two fills to overlap and highlight the are between -20 and -80. A bit of an overkill and not elegant :( |
| [2019-12-13 15:25:47] |
| Ackin - Posts: 1863 |
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again ... It can't be two studies, I wrote it above
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| [2019-12-13 15:30:02] |
| Ackin - Posts: 1863 |
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Try this:
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| [2019-12-13 15:44:44] |
| mbilyanov - Posts: 62 |
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This worked! Beautiful! Thank you very much!
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