I presently overlay a MACD Curves efs on to a MACD Histogram efs (this is so that both indicators fill the complete height of the window).
If I drag the The Curves efs on top of the Histo efs I see them both. If I do it the other way round, the Histo efs is not visible. I think this is because the Curves efs uses SetBarBgColor commands which hide the Histo efs?
The problem is when I try to draw trend lines on the peaks or valleys of the Curves efs. The trend lines (Rays) very often snap to some point too far away from the Curves. I'm guessing the rays are snapping to Histo coordinates, not Curve coordinates, because the Histo efs was the first one there (before the Curves were overlayed)
I've tried all combinations of displaying the Scale on or off, but that hasn't helped. I've got the magnet set to 1 and tried it both on and off - no difference.
Any ideas how I can get around this problem? It is most prevalent in short (1 minute) time frame charts.
Thanks
shaeffer
If I drag the The Curves efs on top of the Histo efs I see them both. If I do it the other way round, the Histo efs is not visible. I think this is because the Curves efs uses SetBarBgColor commands which hide the Histo efs?
The problem is when I try to draw trend lines on the peaks or valleys of the Curves efs. The trend lines (Rays) very often snap to some point too far away from the Curves. I'm guessing the rays are snapping to Histo coordinates, not Curve coordinates, because the Histo efs was the first one there (before the Curves were overlayed)
I've tried all combinations of displaying the Scale on or off, but that hasn't helped. I've got the magnet set to 1 and tried it both on and off - no difference.
Any ideas how I can get around this problem? It is most prevalent in short (1 minute) time frame charts.
Thanks
shaeffer
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