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Date/Time: Mon, 25 Nov 2024 09:39:45 +0000
Scaling Question
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| [2024-03-15 21:03:48] |
| User180397 - Posts: 15 |
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I have a study in a 5sec. chart and the same study in a 3P&F chart. Both charts are on the same screen sized to fit side by side (compressed view). The study is "Study Subgraphs Reference". Both subgraph references originate on their respective charts, one time based and the other P&F based. I have put three "line" studies on both chart study regions denoting an upper and lower value range and a zero line; or reference lines. The scaling on both charts is set to Interactive Scale Mode and Scale Range: Automatic. When I maximize the P&F chart, the study lines appear exactly as they do relative to the reference lines in the compressed view. If the study line is at the +100 reference line in the compressed view, as the chart is maximized, the reference line is still at the +100 level. Conversely, on the 5sec. chart, the study lines may appear at the +100 reference line in the compressed view, however when the chart is maximized the study lines are significantly off that same level. The study lines - or the reference lines - are significantly off, as I switch between the compressed view and maximized view. I assume the reference lines are static and shouldn't change as the studies are being calculated and revised over time. So, I assume it is the studies line which are changing between the two view. Do you have any suggestions about how to stabilize the appearance of the lines in both compressed and maximized views on the 5sec. chart? |
| [2024-03-16 13:30:15] |
| John - SC Support - Posts: 36238 |
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