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Yes, I was referring to a horizontal line,
hmm.. What you suggest is exactly what I have, but the line does not match the
y axis on the adx(14) subgraph at all. This is exactly what I have in my
indicator:
Inputs: Input1(20);
Plot1(Input1, "Custom1");
the input obviously lets me set it as a variable. When I insert the indicator
into my workspace, (which has a price graph, in the main graph, and a subgraph
counting an adx(14) indicator) by default, the line is drawn in the price
graph, and the horizontal line matches very nicely with the y axis on the price
chart.
Now, if I go to drag the line down to my adx(14) subgraph, the line is
moved there, but it is sitting at or about the middle of the subgraph which
correlates to about 60 or so on the subgraph's yaxis. If I click the line with
the info cursor thingy, I can see that it is set to a value of 20. But it does
not align itself at all to the y axis in that subgraph as it does in the price
graph, which is of course useless to me. (i.e. I want to see clearly when the
adx(14) value has risen above 20. The adx never even reaches my plot indicator
floating at the 60 mark...
Any other suggestions greatly appreciated.
tia,
robert
Jerry wrote:
> Do you mean Horizontal line ? You talk about y value so I assume so. If so,
> this will do it.
> plot1 ( 20 , "Line" ) ;
>
> Regards
> Jerry W.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Robert Cavaleri [mailto:rcavaler@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> > Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2000 11:47 PM
> > To: omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> > Subject: Indicator line query:
> >
> >
> >
> > Hello, I am new to TS.
> >
> > I am trying to do something that I imagine should be quite simple. I
> > want to insert a vertical line in my subgraph which contains
> > an adx(14)
> > indicator. I want my line to set my line to a certain y value
> > (i.e. 20).
> > I can create a custom line indicator, and set the value and
> > drag it over
> > to the subgraph, however I notice that the line value (which
> > is 20) does
> > not correlate to the 20 on either the left or right y axis.
> > Can someone
> > tell me what I may be doing wrong?
> >
> > thanks in advance,
> >
> > robert
> >
> >
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> >
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