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For other Spread traders, this is the official response I got back
from Omega Research. As I feared there is indeed no way to have
multiple different analysis within the same workspace.
It is funny as Metastock 6.52 does this. I guess one has to switch
between one and the other. Especially for Macro Analysis
TechSupp wrote:
> Dear Mr. Andrew,
>
> Please find a response to your e-mail below.
>
> There is no way to specify different analysis for charts within the same
> workspace. Only Data1 will change as Data2 will remain the same.
>
> However, if you create a new chart or workspace with the same data streams
> it will change both of the data streams when clicking Load Next Symbol.
>
> How to Create a Multi-Data Chart
>
> How to:
> To create a multi-data chart, insert a second symbol in your chart:
> 1. Use the Insert | Symbol menu sequence or press F5.
> 2. In the Show section, select the option that indicates where your
> price data is stored: GlobalServer, Custom Symbol List, 3rd Party, or 3rd
> Party Directory Symbol List. Once you make your selection, the symbol list
> will display all symbols available for you to plot.
> 3. If your data is stored in the GlobalServer, or you don't know where
> it's stored, select GlobalServer. This is the case when you collect data
> using the GlobalServer or import it into the GlobalServer after you collect
> it. Select this option if you do not know where your data is stored (the
> GlobalServer must be running in order to access the data stored in the
> GlobalServer).
> If you would like to reference GlobalServer data that is
> part of a Customer Symbol List, select that option.
> If your data is stored in a directory on your hard drive, in
> a supported data format, select 3rd Party, and select the appropriate
> directory from the drop-down list. Select this option when you use a data
> collection tool other than the GlobalServer, and don't import the data into
> the GlobalServer.
> If you created a Custom Data List and want to create a chart
> using a symbol in the list, select 3rd Party Directory Symbol List. Select a
> Custom Data List using the drop-down list.
> 4. In the Symbol box, type in the symbol's name, the first few letters
> of the symbol, or leave blank.
> 5. Note: In the Sort section, select Description to sort and search the
> list by the financial instrument's name; select Symbol to sort and search
> the list by symbol.
> 6. When the list appears, select (highlight) the symbol you want to
> plot from the list. If the list is very large, use the scroll bar that
> appears on the right side of the list to scroll through all of the symbols.
> 7. Select the Prompt for format check box if you want to format chart
> settings. Clear this check box if you want to plot the symbol using the
> default settings.
> 8. Clear the Replace selected symbol check box.
> 9. Click Plot. If you selected the Prompt for format check box, the
> Format Symbol dialog box appears.
> 10. Click the Settings, Style, Scaling, and Properties tabs to change
> default settings.
> 11. Important: Multi-data charts cannot contain symbols using different
> compressions (e.g., tick bars and Point & Figure charts cannot be combined
> because there is no common frame of reference).
> 12. Click OK.
> See Also Help:
> If the symbol you want to plot is not displayed in the list in Step 4, you
> will need to add a symbol to the Symbol Portfolio, see the Help topic,
> "Adding a Symbol to the Symbol Portfolio."
> If the directory is not on the list, see the Help topic, "Adding a Directory
> to the 3rd Party List."
> See the Help topic, "Using Custom Data Lists" for information on creating
> and editing Custom Data Lists.
>
> If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to contact
> us. Thank you for your continued support.
>
> Shawna Brown
> Support Services Department
> Omega Research, Inc.
>
> Thank you for choosing Omega Research. In our constant effort to assist our
> customers, please visit our Knowledge Base and Frequently Asked Questions
> section at: http://www.omegaresearch.com/knowledgebase/p01.asp
> <http://www.omegaresearch.com/knowledgebase/p01.asp> or
> http://www.omegaresearch.com/faqs/p01.htm
> <http://www.omegaresearch.com/faqs/p01.htm> . Also, please note that this
> link is available to you from the Help menu choice in all of our 2000i
> applications.
>
> "Satisfied customers are our top priority. Please let us know what you think
> of the level of service provided. You can send feedback directly to our
> Support Services Manager, Albert Paredes at aparedes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> <mailto:aparedes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ."
>
>
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