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Thanks, Dusant, for your reply. But I'm afraid that's
not what I'm looking for: I want to know how to code
S/L trendlines in MS language (if you use the normal
coding for linear TLs, they appears as curved lines
when you are using the S/L scale).
heitor
--- Dusant <cooldush@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Parallel Straight Trendlines (for semi log scale)
> were possible only
> AFTER version 6.52. The semi-log trendlines are
> basically to draw
> parallel trendlines when you have opted for the log
> scale of plotting.
> The semi log t/l will give you a straight line
> rather than a curved
> line when plotting a parallel T/l.
>
> Try both of them and you'll see the difference when
> you create a
> parallel line to a T/l.
>
> Dusant
>
> --- In Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "heitor1975"
> <heitor1975@xxxx>
> wrote:
> > The coding of automatic "normal" (i.e., using
> linear scales)
> > trendlines in Metastock is known and there are a
> few solutions posted
> > here. But what about semilog trendlines ? Anyone
> can help with the
> > coding of these ?
> > heitor
>
>
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