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How to automatically arrange charts?

Updated on 2011-03-05 04:01:41

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When you open several charts, you often need to arrange them so they do not overlap. This can be accomplished with the help of a single button.
The "Auto Arrange Charts" button is located under the menu and its role is to automatically arrange charts of the QuantShare application.



If you have for example four opened charts then the application will arrange them by dividing the screen into four parts (2 rows and 2 columns) and assigning each part to a chart.

Next to this button, you have the "Arrange Charts" button. It performs the same action (arranging charts); however, it will not automatically determine the number of rows and columns and instead use the number of rows and columns defined in the menus next to it.



Note that these functions arrange MDI charts only (Charts that belong to the MDI panel). It does not arrange owned or floating charts. To create an owned or floating chart, right click on it then select "Window Type".







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