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    Hello,

    I need to draw the $TRIN chart with two moving averages but I do not want the candles of $TRIN be displayed in the chart. I just want to have in the chart the two moving averages.
    In realtick (my other plataform) it is no dificult to do it, but in esignal (my main plataform) I am unable to achieve it. The only solution that I have found is to draw the $TRIN bars with the same color of the background, but it is an ugly solution because the moving averages are cut everywhere...

    Anybody knows how can I do this?. I just want to have in the chart the 5 and 10 moving average.

    Thanks for the help, and sorry for my poor english.

    Fernando PiƱero.

  • #2
    Fernando
    At this time there isn't an option to hide prices in the main window. You may want to submit a suggestion by sending an email to [email protected]
    In the interim here is a workaround.
    - Open the customMA.efs that is in the EFS 2 Custom folder of Formulas and in line 12 replace
    setPriceStudy(true);
    with
    setPriceStudy(false);
    - Save the efs with a different name of your choice [such as for example customMA-nps.efs where nps is for non-price study]. This study will now plot in an indicator pane instead of the price pane.
    - Load two copies of that efs in the chart in which you are plotting $TRIN and apply to each the parameters you want.
    - Overlay one of the indicator panes on to the other by clicking and dragging the pane while pressing the Shift key.
    - Right click the pane and make sure that the Scale is set to Scale Right on both averages. This will ensure that they will be sharing the same scale.
    - This step is optional. Move the indicator pane to the top of the chart above the price pane. You move an indicator pane by clicking and dragging it while pressing the Ctrl key.
    - Now extend the pane that contains the overlayed averages so that it takes up all the space in the chart. If you actually leave a little room for the price pane you also maintain access to the "Home" arrow [assuming that you use it] which appears when you scroll back in a chart. You also see the description of the symbol.
    - This step is optional. If you do not want to see even the minimized prices then simply color them in the same color of the background
    You can see all the steps described above in the enclosed animation
    Hope this helps
    Alex

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    • #3
      Excellent

      No comment. Simply excellent solution.

      Thanks Alex.

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      • #4
        Fernando
        You are most welcome and thank you for the compliment
        Alex

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