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Date/Time: Fri, 29 Nov 2024 04:51:38 +0000
Behavior of chart linking propagation
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| [2023-03-02 10:21:51] |
| BenjFlame - Posts: 324 |
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I have 5 Charts linked on L1: L.1-#1: Linking: Symbol + Studies L.1-#2: Linking: Symbol + Studies L.1-#3: Linking: Symbol + Studies L.1-#4: Linking: Symbol + Studies L.1-#5: Linking: Symbol When I change studies in #5, studies changes propagates to first 4 charts. If this is expected behavior, I don't find this logical: why would a chart NOT setup for studies linking, propagates its studies? Shall I wanted this behavior, I would have set it up for studies linking. If I did not set it up for studies linking, it's because I don't want it to receive or propagate studies. This renders the feature troublesome, thus useless. Is this intended? Date Time Of Last Edit: 2023-03-02 11:47:14
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| [2023-03-02 17:36:00] |
| John - SC Support - Posts: 36350 |
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What you are describing is the behavior of the linking. From the documentation for linking: The particular Chart Linking option which is enabled on a chart, affects that chart if the corresponding action is performed in another chart with the same Link Number. So in other words, if there is chart 1 and 2, they both use the same Chart Linking number, and chart 1 has Chart Linking >> Scroll Position enabled and chart 2 does not, then scrolling chart 2 will scroll chart 1.
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| [2023-03-02 17:38:58] |
| BenjFlame - Posts: 324 |
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It's bad behavior then. If I wanted chart 2 to propagate scroll to chart 1 I would set link for scroll on chart 2 also.
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