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Relative to how to plot more than 4 plots using plot statements.
Assume we want to plot A, B, C, D, E, and F
Something Like:
If Mod(Currentbar,2)=0 then Plot1(A,"1")
else Plot1(F,"1");
If Mod(CurrentBar,2)=0 then Plot2(B,"2")
else Plot2(E,"2");
Plot3(C,"3");
Plot4(D,"4");
And as is "intuitively obvious", using alternate DOTS you could
plot up to 8 variables. If you can afford to skip 2 bars between
DOTS (and remember you MUST define these as POINTS in
the plot format definition) you can plot 12 lines.
Clyde
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