Industry Name of an External Symbol

This function allows you to get the industry name of an external symbol.
As you may know, you can get the industry name of the currently analyzed symbol using the "Industry()" function.
To access the industry of another symbol, download and install this function then type something like:
a = SymbolIndustry("GOOG");

Example of usage:
Say you are displaying two stocks on the same chart.
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If you want to display the industry name on each pane and for each stock, you can type the following formulas:
First pane:
PrintChart("Industry: ".Industry(), "", BottomLeft, colorRed, colorTransparent, colorTransparent, 250);

Second pane (External symbol):
PrintChart("Industry: ".SymbolIndustry("GOOG"), "", BottomLeft, colorRed, colorTransparent, colorTransparent, 250);

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