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Bill --
That's neat. I didn't know you could do that.
However, I would still like to be able to have one formula produce
multiple panes as Joe suggests. That way I can display horizontal grid
lines and values along the y-axis. Also, I can easily read historical
values by either placing a pole or just putting my mouse pointer on a
date of interest.
Bill Barnard wrote:
> --- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Joe Landry" <jelandry@xxxx> wrote:
>
> > For example I like to display the five components of a signal for
> example 1) moving average cross over, 2) stochastic, 3) MACD of OBV,
> 4) MACD of Advancer Decliners, 5) Trend2 - that are coming from one
> relatively long trading formula file.
>
> > Is there a functionality of AB that would make this smoother, but
> one that is overlooked by me?
>
>
> Joe,
>
> I regularly plot multiple indicators in a single pane to allow all
> parameters to be selected from one box. I do this by using
> StyleOwnScale with different paramenters for each indicator, as
> demonstrated by the following code (watch out for line-wraps).
>
> Bill
>
> -----------------------------------------------------
>
> function LL1 (Variable, FreespacePercent) // lower limit for plotting
> one variable
> {
> barpresent = Status("barvisible");
> Hii = LastValue(Highest(Variable*barpresent));
> Loo = LastValue(Lowest((Variable - Hii)*barpresent) + Hii);
> range = Hii - Loo;
> result = Loo - 0.01*FreespacePercent*range;
> return result;
> }
>
> function UL1 (Variable, FreespacePercent) // upper limit for plotting
> one variable
> {
> barpresent = Status("barvisible");
> Hii = LastValue(Highest(Variable*barpresent));
> Loo = LastValue(Lowest((Variable - Hii)*barpresent) + Hii);
> range = Hii - Loo;
> result = Loo + range / (1 - 0.01*FreespacePercent);
> return result;
> }
>
>
> Plot(C, "", 32, styleOwnScale, LL1(C, 290), UL1(C, 10));
> Plot(EMA(C, 21), "", 42, styleOwnScale, LL1(C, 290), UL1(C, 10));
>
> Plot(RSI(14), "", 55, styleOwnScale, LL1(RSI(14), 100), UL1(RSI(14),
> 45));
>
> Plot(StochD(14, 3, 3), "", 43, styleOwnScale, LL1(RSI(14), 60),
> UL1(RSI(14), 85));
>
>
>
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