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    Is there a study out there thats based upon a cci 14 - a cc1 6 (the difference)?

    I did a search and nothing came up.

    Thanks.

    Bruce

  • #2
    This was done in the Formula Wizard, so you can edit the information from there if need be.
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    Jay F.
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    • #3
      Jay:

      Thanks for your help.

      I changed the Histogram to a Line and it works fine.

      I was wondering if I can put bands on it (4 would be great 180, 50 and -180, -50)?

      Bruce

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      • #4
        Bruce
        Using the Editor insert anywhere in the main() section the following commands (one per band filled in with your values)
        addBand(Value, Style, Thickness, Color, TagName);
        Alex

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        • #5
          Alex:

          I can't believe it but I figured it out....thanks for your help.

          Bruce

          addBand(50,PS_SOLID,1,Color.blue,1);
          addBand(-50,PS_SOLID,1,Color.blue,2);
          addBand(175,PS_SOLID,2,Color.red,3);
          addBand(-175,PS_SOLID,2,Color.lime,4);
          addBand(0,PS_SOLID,2,Color.magenta,5);

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          • #6
            Alex:

            One last question: where can I find the coding for the different colors?

            Bruce

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            • #7
              Bruce
              If you click here you can download the EFS Help file put together by Chris Kryza that also contains the color codes.
              In addition to that if you click here you can also retrieve Chris' Color Calc.
              Alex

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              • #8
                Alex:

                How would I make the below line thicker?

                Bruce

                setStudyTitle("CCI 14");
                setCursorLabelName("CCI 14", 0);
                setDefaultBarFgColor(Color.yellow, 0);

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                • #9
                  Bruce
                  Add setDefaultBarThickness(n,0); where n is the numerical value for the thickness of the line.
                  Alex

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