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allan nathan
2012-01-22 11:33:32
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I can not tile charts horizontally or vertically.The arrange charts button does not seem to do anything.Windows doesnt provide the option to have multiple windows.
How do I have 3 charts up of different assets,or different time frames?
Allan
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allan nathan
2012-01-23 08:51:10
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I have read all the lessons and still can not arrange charts..My specific question is how does one "open" multiple charts???
I typically go to Accounts>New>Chart..I bring up 4 charts,one open with 3 tabs at the top of the page with different symbols.
What I cant do is open and view 2 charts at the same time..
Where are the instructions on how to do that??
Allan
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QuantShare
2012-01-23 09:44:18
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Your charts are maximized.
In Windows, when a chart is maximized, you can minimize it or change its state by clicking on the "double window" icon located at the top-right corner (next to "Search Here" input box).
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allan nathan
2012-01-23 10:04:05
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ok,i see,charts must be minimised.a bit different than some other programs,but not a big deal once its know,but not very intuitive.
one feature you may want to add down the road is having the ability to have several charts open,i.e. AApl Daily and Weekly and a "global cursor" that links the two charts so when I scroll on weekly,the cursor also scrolls to the corresponding date on the dailys.One program lets you draw trendlines on the weekly which also appears on the dailys when linked
I do see a link feature which I will investigate..
thanks
Allan
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QuantShare
2012-01-23 10:52:59
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Best Answer
Hi Allan,
This feature already exists.
You have to link two charts:
- Click on "S" icon (at the bottom of the chart) then select a link color
- Set the same link color to another chart
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allan nathan
2012-01-23 11:48:20
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That is excellent.I hadnt tested it.
Thank you,
Allan
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