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Post From: Problem with Overlay Studies' Scales
| [2019-06-04 02:21:02] |
| User1990 - Posts: 48 |
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Thank you for your response. I've successfully resolved the spacing problem by moving down the Time Range Highlight studies like you instructed! Thanks a lot! However, I still have a few problems with this scale issue, or rather I wanted to confirm a few things about it: First, as in my case, in Region 2, I have a Total Strength Index study with its scale set to be User Defined. I also have TWO Williams studies both set to be User Defined (both between -100 to 0). Does it mean if the ordering of the TSI study is above the two Williams studies then the TSI study will automatically appear on the right and the two Williams studies to appear on the left-side scale? This seems to be the case but I just wanted to confirm. Secondly, How would I know the two Williams studies are aligned in scale for sure? For example, I have attached a chart where I use THREE RSI studies in lieu of the TWO Williams studies. I arranged the TSI study to be above the 3 RSI studies so that the 3 RSI studies all use left-side scale. All 3 RSI scales are set to be between 0 to 100. However, you can clearly tell their 0 and 100 lines are slightly off. I played around with the order of the 3 RSI studies and if I were to put RSI 3 below RSI 9 or RSI 15 then their 0 and 100 lines would become aligned. Somehow, with their current order of RSI 3-9-15 their scales aren't completely aligned even though their values are right. I think calculation shouldn't matter in this case because RSI values will never be above 100 and their averages won't be above 100 either no matter the input values. I am wondering if you might have an insight into this. Thirdly, as in this newly attached file in Region 2, there are three types of studies (TSI, RSI and Williams) each with their own User-Defined scale, how will scaling work in this case? Does that mean the lowest-rung study will become automatic (the User-Defined function won't work)? Last thing, it looks like de-selecting Chart Settings -> Advanced Settings -> Use Left Side Scale doesn't seem to matter much to the determination of left-side and right-side scales once the correct ordering of studies are performed. Am i correct in this? (would prefer not to show left-side scale in Real Time). Thank you so much for your help. Sorry for all the questions coming your way. Best Regards, Elaine |
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