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Date/Time: Fri, 29 Nov 2024 21:58:47 +0000
Horizontal line based on the left scale
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| [2023-01-05 11:08:37] |
| User75949 - Posts: 118 |
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Hi, On the chart attached there are 2 indicators on region 2, I would need to do 2 things: 1) drawing an horizontal line based on the left scale (which refers to the yellow indicator) - pretty important for me 2) strictly lock the zero level for the 2 indicators (when you scroll the chart left or right sometimes they move) tks regards R. |
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| [2023-01-05 17:06:17] |
| User75949 - Posts: 118 |
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I almost found a way using the Horizontal Lines Study, the only thing i that the horizontal lines are shifted up of 5 pts... if I check the box Use in Left Side scale Lines they are correct but the 2 indicators are sifted, zeros don't correspond, the point is: -I can plot manually the 2 indicators to be on the zero line both, (one from the left and one from the right scale) it's not a perfect solution but it's ok for now, but then the problem are the lines: I cannot plot correctly the horizontal lines to the left scale without locking the other 2 indicators in a wrong position.. Simply I need to be the yellow indicator and the lines on the left scale, the other oscillator (zig zag cumulative volume) is set to independent scale and its value is already on the right scale. There could be a solution? tks regards R. |
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| [2023-01-05 22:34:41] |
| John - SC Support - Posts: 36350 |
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We are not fully understanding what you want to do. Our best guess is that you are wanting to lock the zero level to be the same position for both indicators and then have different scales for each of them. Unfortunately, the above is not possible. We simply do not have a way to have the zero level alone by tied together between two different scales. If you are wanting something else, then please give us more information. For the most reliable, advanced, and zero cost futures order routing, use the Teton service: Sierra Chart Teton Futures Order Routing |
| [2023-01-09 10:26:39] |
| User75949 - Posts: 118 |
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Thank you Jhon, yes locking the zero line for the both indicators would be great if it will be possible in the next SC versions, meanwhile we can adjust it manually. The thing that I was asking was about the "horizontal line study" I put it on the indicator that refers to the left scale (the yellow one) but the lines are shifted up of 5pts, (in the above example they should be at zero and at +10, instead they are at +5 and +15). Solving this issue would be great, I just need to put horizontal lines on the base of the left side indicator. tks regards R. |
| [2023-01-09 17:16:41] |
| John - SC Support - Posts: 36350 |
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The Left Side Scale is only accessible to one single study. You can not have multiple studies tied to that scale, even if you have multiples set to use it.
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| [2023-01-09 21:11:35] |
| User75949 - Posts: 118 |
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tks John, ok I solved the problem putting the scale of the indicator where I needed to put lines on, on the right side so it worked. For the future updates please take into consideration the idea of fixing the zero level of more than one indicator at the same level, it could be useful for many different things regards R. |
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