Hello Markus,
Yes, it is possible. The code below uses
the background color on the current (last bar) condition:
Plot(C, " ", colorLightGrey, styleCandle + styleNoTitle) ;
Plot(100,"",
IIf(LastValue(RSI(5))>70,ParamColor("Overbought",colorRose),
IIf(LastValue(RSI(5))<30,ParamColor("Oversold",colorPaleGreen),colorWhite)),
styleArea+styleOwnScale,0,100);
and this code changes the color every time depending on your
condition.
Plot(C, " ", colorLightGrey, styleCandle + styleNoTitle) ;
Plot(100,"",
IIf(RSI(5)>70,ParamColor("Overbought",colorRose),
IIf(RSI(5)<30,ParamColor("Oversold",colorPaleGreen),colorWhite)),
styleArea+styleOwnScale,0,100);
Note: RSI is only used for example.
Von: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von IVA GmbH
Gesendet: Samstag, 27. August 2005
20:43
An: amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: [amibroker] Different
background colours on different conditions
sorry for my ignorance. but I want to change background
colours depending if one or another conditions is fulfilled.
For instance, background colour should be green if DI+ is
above DI-, otherwhise background should be red.
PLOT() doesn´t accomplish that, right?
Thanks for your help folks!
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