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What's the easiest way to plot something that looks like a histogram, but
has the bars extending up and down from some value other than zero? For
instance, suppose you wanted to plot RSI above and below 50. You could
subtract 50 and use a normal histogram, but that makes the readings in the
title, tooltip and to the right of the graph wrong.
Is there a simple solution I'm not thinking of?
Thanks,
Dave
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