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In a message dated 10/18/02 3:03:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time, mga@xxxxxxxx
writes:
<< Jerry,
I think the fundamental reason is that it doesn't work. How's that for a
reason?
I tried the same thing a couple of weeks ago. I could modify the color and
the thickness of each line segment with the extended Plot statement ( see it
in the help file: Plot1(Value, “str_name”, FGColor, BGColor, Width) and
BGColor doesn't apply ), but I couldn't get the line to turn off with NoPlot.
It only went to default values, as I recall.
I resorted to trendlines which are very slow, but at least I could control
where they appeared.
I'd sure like to see an example of NoPlot that works.
HTH
Mike Gossland
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Let me put my 2cents in here. The problem with using noplot with 'lines' is
that it will always draw a line from the last point plotted (running through
the chart section where "NOPLOT" is in effect) to where you once again
activate that particular plotN. If you choose a point plot instead of a
line plot it works fine. I use this in many 'indicators'.
Lee Scharpen
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