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Re: Fwd: Multiple Graphs in 1 Formula



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Yes, there are numerous programs that can automate mundane tasks and
would make running of system tests/exploration in MS relatively straight
forward. Some of these programs are shareware and very good too. Check
out www.hotfiles.com or www.download.com and search for words like
"automation", "automate" etc. A particular one that impressed me about 4
months ago was called Automate. 

I agree that some form of macros/scripting feature in MS would go a long
way to attractive non-converts. Other features like application of
"exploration" based on the result of a previous "exploration" would be
nice too.

Michael Liew
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> ----------
> From: 	wak8@xxxxxxxx[SMTP:wak8@xxxxxxxx]
> Sent: 	Wednesday, 1 October 1997 4:06
> To: 	DanMartinz@xxxxxxx
> Cc: 	metastock-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: 	Re: Fwd: Multiple Graphs in 1 Formula
> 
> That is true with MetaStock 6.5 you can have multiple plots.  Dan
> about
> the macros there are programs out there that do nothing but automation
> in
> Windows 95.  
> On Tue, 30 Sep 1997 11:04:31 -0400 (EDT) DanMartinz@xxxxxxx writes:
> >Lionel,
> >thanks for responding.  Apparently MetaStock v6.5 now allows this.
> If 
> >v6.5
> >had macros I'd buy it.
> >
> >Daniel.
> >
> >
> >
> ><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> >Dan:
> >
> >First open up a stock chart, and put whatever ou want on it. Next put
> 
> >the
> >two graphs in the same window.  You'll have to place them separately 
> >in the
> >same window.  Save this as a template.  If you are going to use this 
> >all
> >the time call this the default otherwise give it a different name.
> >
> >Lionel
> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
> >
> >---------------------
> >Forwarded message:
> >Subj:    MB: Multiple Graphs in 1 Formula
> >Date:    97-09-30 10:26:09 EDT
> >From:    EquisInt
> >To:      DanMartinz
> >
> >*** Response to your Message Board Posting ***
> >
> >MetaStock version 6.5 will allow you to do this.  The two formulas 
> >need to be
> >separated by a semi-colon.  The syntax would be:
> >
> >Mov(Fml("Binary Wave All"), 12, E) - Mov(Fml("Binary Wave All"), 26, 
> >E);
> >Mov(Mov(Fml("Binary Wave All"), 12, E) - Mov(Fml("Binary Wave All"), 
> >26, E),
> >9, E)
> >
> >Cheryl,
> >Equis Support
> >
> >
> >----------------------
> >
> >The following is the posting responded to: 
> >
> >Subject: Multiple Graphs in 1 Formula
> >Date:  9/29/97 9:54 PM EDT
> >Posted on:  America Online
> >
> >I have what is probably a newbie question concerning MetaStock v6.  I
> 
> >am
> >currently working in the Indicator Builder and I want to have two 
> >graphs in
> >one formula.  The first formula is:
> >Mov(Fml("Binary Wave All"), 12, E) - Mov(Fml("Binary Wave All"), 26, 
> >E)
> >
> >The second line or formula would be a 9 day moving average of the 
> >first.
> > These two graphs or lines are commonly known as the MACD.  The
> second 
> >graph
> >is then the following:
> >Mov(Mov(Fml("Binary Wave All"), 12, E) - Mov(Fml("Binary Wave All"), 
> >26, E),
> >9, E)
> >
> >After I am finished with the Indicator Builder, I want to plot both 
> >lines
> >simply by clicking and dragging one time in the Indicator Quicklist.
> >
> >Thank you in advance for your help.
> >
> >Daniel L. Martinez
> >
> >
>