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Market Depth Historical Graph and drawings
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| [2020-10-13 18:55:15] |
| User275592 - Posts: 97 |
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Hi, I am using the Market Depth Historical (great tool !) on my main Chartbook. I am using it in a very simple way : I did not change any parameter except the colors. I only use it to show me big numbers. All the colors of range 1 and range 2 are set to black. This study is great but it overlays the drawings, like the rectangle I draw for displaying the singles. Is there a way to make the black color set in Market Depth Historical transparent so I can see the drawings when the color is black ? Thank you very much for your help Renaud |
| [2020-10-13 19:10:58] |
| John - SC Support - Posts: 31555 |
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No, there is not a way to make the colors transparent. The first thing to do is to change the way the drawings are drawn. In this case, you would need to have the drawings drawn above the other items, so make sure the following setting and the one after it are DISABLED: Chart Settings: Draw Non-Highlight Chart Drawings Underneath Main Graph and Studies (Chart >> Chart Settings >> Chart Drawings menu) Another thing you should do, is rather than use the black coloring, use the Lowest Quantity for Coloring Input to establish the lower end of what you do not want to color. This way they are not even drawn. Refer to the information here: Market Depth Historical Graph: Lowest Quantity for Coloring For the most reliable, advanced, and zero cost futures order routing, use the Teton service: Sierra Chart Teton Futures Order Routing Date Time Of Last Edit: 2020-10-13 19:11:10
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| [2020-10-13 19:18:08] |
| User275592 - Posts: 97 |
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Thank you very much John ! SierraChart = great tool + great support ! I will work on what you told me |
| [2020-10-13 19:27:22] |
| User275592 - Posts: 97 |
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it works as needed ! thank you SierraChart !
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