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Postby stepwise » 29 Jul 2006

Hey there,

I have successfully coded my indicators and functions from my existing package into EasyLanguage.

I have attached two charts (one from my original package and one from MCFX).

I need help making my MCFX chart look like my original one.

Basically, I want the histogram zero point to be lined / shifted up around the 50% mark.

I know my question doesn't make any sense but if you could look at the charts it might be better.

Note: The VALUES for both lines and histograms are IDENTICAL in both charts - it's just that somehow my original package was able to "shift" the display of the histogram midline up to the 50% mark.

As usual, your help and time are GREATLY appreciated.

Cheers,

Richard
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This is how I want my histogram to be lined up.
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This is my current MCFX chart - just need histo to be realigned / shifted up.
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Postby Stanley Miller » 30 Jul 2006

Unfortunately the first screenshot is not good and I can't see the difference well. Is it possible to post here the code of the indicator or send it to me privately? In this case we'll be definitely able to help.

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Postby stepwise » 30 Jul 2006

Hey Standley,

Unfortunately, I don't have access to the code that enables this feature - I can't even determine what property it is that sets this.

I'll try to explain it here.

1. Stochastic %K line is plotted with a range of 0 to 100 - meaning its midline is 50.

2. Stochastic Spread (difference between SlowK and SlowD) is plotted as a histogram. Range for this is also -100 to 100 - meaning its midline is 0.

3. I want the %K line midline (50) to be lined up with the histogram midline (0) so that the two are overlayed.

Currently the %K line is always above the histogram. The chart I uploaded showed what it looked like with them overlayed on top of each other.

Let me know if that makes sense. If not, I'll have to try resending a chart image with descriptions.

Thanks.

Richard

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Postby stepwise » 30 Jul 2006

Just to clarify, when I say I don't have access to the code I am referring to my original charting package.

If you need the code for what I have done in MCFX just let me know.

Ultimately though, this is really a display manipulation and not a change in calculations.

With my old package, histogram midline of 50 is somehow lined up with the midline of the %K line (0). It is my goal to achieve this in MCFX. I do know this has been done in TS so I am assuming it can be done in MCFX as well.....hopefully.

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Postby Stanley Miller » 30 Jul 2006

Thank you very much for the additional explanation. One of the way to do it is to create 2 different indicators - one for the histogram and other for the line. For example I took CCI with -300 +300 range and RSI with 0 +100 range. I applied both on the chart and then simply drug and drop one on the other.
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Postby stepwise » 30 Jul 2006

Brilliant! Thanks.


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