Hi Louis, Graham,
Louis, I was hiding the ma's but that takes time when I want to change
from one set to the other straight away.
Graham, thanks for that,but it's not what I'm after, I want the ma's
in the same time frame but not on the chart at the same time, hence
the use of layers (or not as i
Since you wish to plot ALL the MAs' on the SAME time frame you can use
paramtoggle. It would work like this:
ma14=ma(c,14);
MA14_plot=ParamToggle("Plot 14BAR MA","(N) OR (Y)",0);
if(MA14_PLOT)Plot(MA14,"14BAR_MA",colorYellow,styleThick|styleLine);
else
Plot(MA14,"16
you could try
if(interval()==inweekly) Plot(...
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Cheers
Graham Kav
AFL Writing Service
http://www.aflwriting.com
2008/7/12 Louis Préfontaine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Christopher,
>
> Wouldn't this be easier if you simply used the "hide" feature, when you
> right-click on the chart
Hi Christopher,
Wouldn't this be easier if you simply used the "hide" feature, when you
right-click on the chart and select "parameters"? You could put your 7 MAs
there and hide the one you don't want to see and each time you can go back
and click the one you want and the one you don't want. You
Hi Louis,
Maybe an example, if I add a trend line and then go to the properties
box of the trend line, at the bottom of the properties box (in the
colour and style) is an option of "layer" where I can select where I
choose the trend line to be seen such as only on weekly charts OR on a
layer of my
