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Date/Time: Thu, 26 Feb 2026 20:29:48 +0000
Post From: Feature request for Chartbook organization
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| JohnR - User831573 - Posts: 336 |
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Don't know if this would work for you, but I use AutoHotKey. One use I do is to bring most, but not all windows to be selected / open in a specific sequence, so the screen(s) end up displaying the way I want. One thing I do within SierraChart is to name each of my charts, so it is easier to "find" them within AutoHotKey. Below is a section of the AHK code to show what is involved. (At least when you code it as I did. I'm self taught C++ & AHK scripting. I presume there are other ways as well.) I use Win Alt S key combo to achieve this. JohnR ;=============================================================================== ; ; Win=# + Alt=! + s = brings 13 SierraChart chart windows to the front for ES ; 3 footprint charts 1, 3, 5 ; 5 studies charts 1, 3, 5, 10 + one summary multi timeframe for trading ; 5 Supply & Demand chart 1, 3, 5, 10, 30 #!s:: { CoordMode "Mouse","Screen" SetTitleMatchMode (2) SetTitleMatchMode ("Slow") DetectHiddenWindows (1) ; Bring 7 SC ES daily use windows to the front ; Start with 1st chart ; if WinExist("ES FootPrint 1 Min if WinExist("ES_01_Min_n_Studies") { WinShow "ES_01_Min_n_Studies" sleep 100 WinActivate "ES_01_Min_n_Studies" Sleep 100 ; click 1573,3344 ; Send "{Right}" ; click ; Send "{End}" ; Sleep 100 SoundBeep 500,100 } ; if WinExist("ES_03_Min_n_Studies") { WinShow "ES_03_Min_n_Studies" ; sleep 100 WinActivate "ES_03_Min_n_Studies" ; Sleep 100 ; click 1495,1623 ; Send "{Right}" ; click ; Send "{End}" Sleep 100 SoundBeep 600,100 } ; if WinExist("ES_05_Min_n_Studies") { Date Time Of Last Edit: 2026-02-26 17:37:49
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