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Raju Harchandani
2010-09-22 22:15:58


Is it possible to thicken selected or maybe all candlesticks. i Colour the candlesticks conditionally and some times is difficult to make out diff between say green and black or red and brown

It would also be nice if a Chart you are viewing can be added to one of your existing Watchlists . Better still if at this stage an option is given to maybe create a new one('watchlist' that is) that it is added to

I realised after posting the above that " drag and drop exists" but still think it would be more intutive (like creating new folder/file in windows)...any way it is just a thought
"Quality/Improvement" is a continuous Process Keep the good work going



QuantShare
2010-09-23 05:02:42



Hi,

It is possible to thicken candlesticks, bars or lines. This can be done using the style parameter.
Example:
PlotCandleStick("Quotes", colorBrown|255|colorViolet|255|0, StyleSymbolVdash|StyleWidth5);

There are 4 width styles: StyleWidth2, StyleWidth3, StyleWidth4 and StyleWidth5.

Thank you for the watchlist suggestion. We were going to add a new item in the chart menu (to add a symbol to a watchlist), but the problem is there are already too many options in that menu and we didn't want to create more. So, we used the drag and drop feature.

We are about to create a integrated help (sort of interactive help form with topics) that will present all intuitive/not so intuitive features of QuantShare.

We welcome any new ideas/suggestions and we thank you for being part of our community.



John Lyons
2012-12-24 11:30:24



I would like to thicken selected candlesticks as inferred in the origional inquery, ie. for different levels of volume or within set prices/S/R.

How do I do this?

Thank you.



QuantShare
2012-12-24 12:02:49



Please use this function to thicken selected candlesticks:
Thicken Candlesticks





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