Stochastic EFS X-over arrows not showing

[briank]

Have been searching the EFS help library for clues to why this simple Stochastic X-over Study built using the wizard, will not show arrows on a non price study. Alerts and sounds work fine. Is most likely something simple, but have not found it yet.
A Down load of the program is attached. The following is a copy of the Wizard Formula Configuration main set up screen for quick reference. Thanks for your help in advance.
Briank

Formula Configuration"", a non-price study, returns 2 data points for each bar. edit
vStoch14_3 StochStudy(14, 3, 3)

Set 1
if these conditions are all true:
vStoch14_3.getValue(StochStudy.FAST)>vStoch14_3.ge tValue(StochStudy.SLOW)
then the following will happen everytime: no entry

... while the following will happen only the first time:
Alert.addToList(getSymbol(), "Stoch Fast Crossing Up", Color.RGB(0,255,0), Color.RGB(195,0,0))

Alert.playSound("C:\\Program Files\\eSignal\\Sounds\\Ding.wav")

drawShapeRelative(0, low(), Shape.UPARROW, "", Color.RGB(0,255,0), Shape.TOP)

Set 2 is the same only <, arrow direction, sound and color.

Returned Data points
This study will plot 2 data points edit for each bar:
StochSlowLine
vStoch14_3.getValue(StochStudy.SLOW)
StochFastLine
vStoch14_3.getValue(StochStudy.FAST)




[ EFS script in following download.

[ACM]

Brian
The reason is that you cannot plot on a price pane and a non price pane at the same time.
You can however plot a non price study and paint the price bars.
Alex

[briank]

Will Wizard put Arrows on Nonprice Chart/

Alexis,
Thanks for your prompt response. I can plot and put arrows on price charts just fine but can you use Wizard to put arrows on non-price chart? Or.... do you have to add script outside of Wizard,
and if so, how?
Am learning all kind of things as I forge through, read the helps and practice. Again... thanks in advance for your help.
Brian

[ACM]

Brian
With regards to plotting arrows on indicator panes you need to make sure that you are referencing y axis values that are available in that pane.
To see how it could be done use the Formula Wizard to open the attached arrows sample.efs which plots a Stochastic with arrows indicating the crossover points.
Hope this helps
Alex