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[User Discussion] - Dynamic Auto Scale
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| [2018-09-11 16:56:29] |
| User360283 - Posts: 440 |
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It would be useful to have a Dynamic Scale Range on the scale settings. The day's dynamic range would be continuously calculated form the day's high and the day's low and would be placed in the Constant Range field. This would keep the day's full price range in view on a chart without scrolling. Thanks |
| [2018-09-20 09:40:05] |
| User360283 - Posts: 440 |
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It would be useful to have a Dynamic Scale Range on the scale settings. Especially for the ES as it can have daily ranges form a low of 6 to a high of 35. This would be extremely helpful. The day's dynamic range would be continuously calculated from the day's high and the day's low and would be placed in the Constant Range field. Also to have a multiplier/divider for the calculation so that the dynamic range could be automatically increased or decreased. This would keep the day's full price range in view on a chart without scrolling. Thanks |
| [2018-09-20 09:48:33] |
| tdd2672 - Posts: 58 |
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I believe what you explained is possible by adding a High/Low for time period study to your chart. Set the scale setting for the study to Same as Region and set the chart scale to Automatic. I have some charts set this way and it works perfectly.
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| [2018-09-20 10:00:17] |
| User360283 - Posts: 440 |
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Thanks. Nice idea but I have too many studies. I'm doing it manually every day and sometimes during the day when the algos go wild in the ES. I really think Sierra should implement this soon. Best regards |
| [2018-09-20 10:30:14] |
| tdd2672 - Posts: 58 |
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Just hide the high and low lines. The chart will still scale like you want and you won't have the additional clutter.
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| [2018-09-20 10:38:46] |
| User360283 - Posts: 440 |
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Thanks but I want the hi and lo lines and have other projected hi and lo lines. Best regards |
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