Custom SMA from Built in Study Formulas question

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I've had a look around the forums but can't find if there is a formula for Custom SMA which allows a horizontal line plot at PRICE rather than the regular line plot . . . custom SMA EFS below . . . can anyone point me in the right direction or just simply give me the script change if there is one. Thank you for any help.

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Here's the screen shot of EFS I want to amend:

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It is not clear what you are asking ie whether you want the plot of the moving average to be a horizontal line at each bar (instead of the continuous line plot) or only one horizontal line across the entire chart at the current value of the moving average
In the first case just go into the properties of the study you applied and select Flat Lines in the Plot Type dropdown.
In the second case add the following line of code above the return statement (choose your own thickness, color)
and delete xMA from the return statement
You can find more information regarding the addLineTool() function in this article in the EFS KnowledgeBase
Also search the forum for the function and you will find other examples.
Alex

I've had a look around the forums but can't find if there is a formula for Custom SMA which allows a horizontal line plot at PRICE rather than the regular line plot . . . custom SMA EFS below . . . can anyone point me in the right direction or just simply give me the script change if there is one. Thank you for any help.

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Provided By:
Interactive Data Corporation (Copyright

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ACM . . . Many thanks for your help . . . it was the latter I was after (one horizontal line across the entire chart ) . . . perfect result thank you once again

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You are welcome
Alex

ACM . . . Many thanks for your help . . . it was the latter I was after (one horizontal line across the entire chart ) . . . perfect result thank you once again