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You can also use the "Highest" and "Lowest" functions to find the highest
and lowest prices back some number of bars. This would allow you to find the
range that is plotted on the screen if the number of bars back equals the
number of bars on the screen. It uses a lot of bars back so requires you to
set the MaxBarsBack to a high number.
Bob Fulks
At 11:11 AM 7/29/2004, Kirk Walker wrote:
>Hi list,
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>Is there a way in EL to reference the range of the
>visible chart (the high and low that is currently on
>the screen) so that you can plot text where it is
>visible rather than choosing a set price level? For
>example, if you wanted to write something at the top
>of the chart so that no matter what the high and low
>price values were (based on the amount of price data
>that is visible) it would always be at the top of the
>chart. I have a problem with the scaling causing text
>to go off the screen because it is plotted at a fixed
>price level. Hopefully that makes sense.
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>Thanks
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