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Is there an easy way to then change to another symbol in all 5 charts at
once?
> -----Original Message-----
> From: TradeWynne@xxxxxxx [mailto:TradeWynne@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 7:02 PM
> To: MarketMayvin@xxxxxxx; omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: multiple date
>
>
> >Can someone tell me how i can get 5 different data time
> frames in 1 chart.
>
> for ex. 1,2,3,4, and 5 minute quotes in 1 chart window.<
>
> Market Mayvin:
>
> Click Help, click contents, click using trade station, click
> chapter 4
> (charting price data), click creating a multi-symbol chart,
> and in TS4 you
> will see (and/or right click on the chart and click on
> "insert price data" or
> press F5 key):
>
> "Use the following steps to plot a symbol in an existing
> chart without
> replacing the symbol already plotted in the chart.
>
> 1. Use the Insert - Price Data menu sequence to produce the
> Insert Price Data
> dialog.
> 2. Choose your data source.
>
> Click the Server Portfolio radio button if the source of the
> data is the
> Omega Server.
> Click the Directory radio button if the source of the data is
> the Omega
> Downloader, the Omega Research CD, or daily data in a
> supported third-party
> format.
> Click the Custom Data List radio button if you are charting a
> Custom Data
> List.
>
> 3. Select the symbol you want to add to the chart window.
>
> If you know the symbol name, you can select the Symbol radio
> button to sort
> by symbol and then simply type in the symbol name.
> If you do not know the symbol name, use the Sort radio
> buttons to select the
> way you want the list sorted (by Symbol or by Description)
> and scroll down
> the list of symbols until you find the symbol you want to
> chart. To narrow
> the search, select the way you want the list sorted then type
> the first few
> letters of the symbol or description to display a list of
> symbols that match
> what you typed.
>
> Important: If the Replace active price data check box is
> selected, click the
> check box to remove the check mark. If you do not remove the
> Replace active
> price data check mark, the symbol you are inserting will
> replace the symbol
> already plotted in the chart, rather than being added as an
> additional
> symbol.
>
> 4. Click the Plot button (or double-click the symbol you want
> to plot).
> TradeStation creates your chart by plotting the symbol you
> have chosen.
>
> Plotting more than one symbol in a chart enables you to
> compare the two
> symbols when you want to see if related symbols are
> performing in a similar
> way; for example, you might compare a computer hardware firm
> with a computer
> software firm to see if technology-related stocks have a
> similar performance.
>
> See Also:
>
> Creating a Chart from Scratch
>
> Creating a Chart in a Saved Workspace
> Understanding a Price Chart
> Navigating in a Chart
>
> Viewing Price Values on the Status Bar
> Viewing Price Values in the Data Window
> Understanding Price and Time Scales
> Specifying the Bar Style and Price Scaling for a Chart
> Specifying the Date Range for the Data to Load in a Chart
> Specifying the Data Compression Used for a Symbol
> Understanding the 'More Than 13,000 Bars' Error Message
> Using Analysis Templates
>
> Replacing the Symbol in a Chart
> Deleting and Hiding Symbols
> Understanding the Base Price Data Concept
> Working with Chart Subgraphs
>
> Viewing and Editing Bad Ticks
> Formatting a Chart Window
> Setting Default Options for Chart Windows
> Deleting a Chart Window
>
> Working with Additional Chart Types
> Working with Data from the Omega Research CD
> Organizing Daily Data
>
> Working With Custom Data Lists"
>
> Bill Wynne
> SmartTrades.com
>
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