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 Thanks William. Forgot to use if 
condition when IIF didnt work. 
  
Regards 
  
Prashanth 
  ----- Original Message -----  
  
  
  Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 9:01 
  PM 
  Subject: Re: [amibroker] Foreign Plot 
  question 
  
  Hi Prashanth,
  I'm not certain what's going with your 
  formula but the following formula will do what you want.
  if ( 
  IsIndex() ) { Plot(Foreign("~Volume","V"),"Vol",colorAqua, 
  styleHistogram); } else { Plot( Volume,"V", colorBlack, 
  styleHistogram ); }
 
  Regards, William Peters www.amitools.com
 
  Friday, 
  December 10, 2004, 9:09:36 AM, you wrote:
     P> 
  Hello, P>   P> I am trying to Plot the overall  volumes 
  in the Index chart. P> What I have done is create a composite ~Volume 
  and  then try and P> plot the same only for the Index scrip while 
  not plotting for  P> anyother scrip. The formula I gave was P> 
    P> 
  IIf(IsIndex(),(Plot(Foreign("~Volume","V"),"Vol",colorAqua, P> 
  styleOwnScale | P> styleHistogram)),Plot(V,"V",colorBlack,styleOwnScale 
  | P> styleNoDraw)); P> Though the above formula plots the 
  Composite  Volume, it does P> so in each and every scrip and not 
  just the scrips marked Index.  P> Could any one here please tell me as 
  to what I am doing wrong. P> Thanks and Regards P> 
  Prashanth P>  
 
 
 
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