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Gerard,
If you are using the GraphN= structure then you need to add at the top
of your formula:
Maxgraph=6;//pick a number higher than your number of graphs
or you could just use the Plot() function;
example:
Plot(ROC(MA(Foreign("XAO","C"),50),3),"XAO50",colorRed,styleline);
Plot(ROC(MA(Foreign("XAO","C"),100),3),"XAO100",colorBlue,styleline);
and So on.
Best Wishes
Anthony
Gerard Carey wrote:
>
> All
>
> I need a little help regarding multiple graph lines. I'm trying to
> display the ROC of 4 or 5 EMA's but can only display the two below.
> Can someone direct me to the appropriate help section.
>
> Graph0 = ROC(MA(Foreign("XAO","C"),50),3);
>
> Graph1 = ROC(MA(Foreign("XAO","C"),100),3);
>
> Regds Gerard
>
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