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Hi,
1. Yes, the first plot statement is
automatically scaled correctly, you should not use any scale argument.
Then, if you want to plot other things on the same
scale as the first plot, you should not use any scale arg in
those plots either - the scale will automatically adjust to
accomodate the total range of all the plots. This method works good to plot,
say, MA over price, since the scale should be the same.
But it does not work well for, say, volume over price -
since the volume is so much larger than the price, it will take up most of the
pane and you will see the price get compessed to almost a straight line at the
bottom of the pane. To do this, you would want to add StyleOwnScale to the
volume plot - then it will be plotted over the price using its own scale,
and both will fill the pane and be readable. Then if you
wanted to add a 3rd independently scaled indicator, just use StyleOwnScale
again.
But if you wanted to add 2 or more indicators, that use the
same scale as each other but different scale from the
original plot (eg - plot Vol and MA Vol over already plotted
Price and MA Price, just use StyleLeftAxisScale for Vol and its MA -
it will create a second scale that can be used by multiple plots, like
the original scale. TJ has not yet implemented the actual numbered scale on
the left, but the plots themselves will be correct.
Steve
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>From:
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To: <A title=amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="">amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2003 8:45
AM
Subject: [amibroker] Re: Left axis
scale
Hi Steve,When you say "but different from the
first plot"; does this mean plots without any scale-option? Also how
is the scale for "StyleLeftAxisScale" determined; Does it group plots with
this option and uses one with the largest range? TIA--- In
amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"Steve Dugas" <sjdugas@x...>
wrote:> Hi Bill,> > It does not display a scale on the
left axis, although TJ has said he plans to add this in the future. For
now, it works the same as StyleOwnScale, except that all plots using
StyleLeftAxisScale will have the same scale as each other, but different
from the first plot.> > Steve> ----- Original
Message ----- > From: wavemechanic > To:
AmiBroker > Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 10:28
PM> Subject: [amibroker] Left axis scale> >
> Would appreciate it if someone could get me on the right
track. I am overlaying a plot of a function, for example a moving
average, on a price chart and want the moving average values to be shown
on the left axis. I use styleLeftAxisScale in the Plot function per
the instructions and all that happens is that I get the last value of the
moving average shown on the right axis together with the price
values. Based on the Plot instructions and name of the Style
function, isn't it possible to display a left axis scale independent
of the right axis?> > Thanks.>
> Bill>
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