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Seemingly simple one
that is not answered in the help files. Experimenting with bar by bar for
loop and if statements does not work either.
I would like to
plot two simple MACD area plots having similar y axis values. Assume
I make MACD1 Blue in color, MACD2 Red in color.
The GraphZOrder puts
the first plotted variable on top and when the value of MACD1 is less than the
value of MACD2, both are visible (plot in the back is above plot in the
front).
However, when the
value reverses so that MACD1 is greater than MACD2, then MACD2 is hidden from
view (behind the area plot for MACD1).
Is it possible to
"switch" which value is plotted on top so that as the values change, the greater
value variable is always behind the lower value variable?
Again, my
implmentation of a for loop with an if statement did not work. I used two
Plot statements within the loop.
Any
suggestions?
Thanks,
Ken
for (i = 0; i < BarCount; i++)
{
if (MCD1[i]
< MCD2[i])
{
Plot(MCD2,"
[" + WriteVal(Shrt,1.0) + "/" + WriteVal(lng,1.0) + "] MACD",colorRed,styleHistogram);
Plot(MCD1," [" + WriteVal(Shrt,1.0) + "/" + WriteVal(lng,1.0) + "] MACD",colorBlue,styleHistogram);
}
else
{
Plot(MCD1," [" +
WriteVal(Shrt,1.0) + "/" + WriteVal(lng,1.0) + "]
MACD",colorBlue,styleHistogram);
Plot(MCD2," [" +
WriteVal(Shrt,1.0) + "/" + WriteVal(lng,1.0) + "]
MACD",colorRed,styleHistogram);
}
}
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