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Milton,
One way to have a vertical bar on a chart is to develop an indicator
which plots either a value of one or zero using an if statement. This
indicator is then overlayed on your chart without scale.
Using the barssince indicator to indicate when a certain number of
days have passed your indicator would be:
{BarsSinceDate-vertical}
{overlay without scale}
d:=Input("Day",1,31,1);
m:=Input("Month",1,12,1);
y:=Input("Year",1920,2030,2002);
condition:=Input("enter desired number",1,1000,28);
count:=BarsSince(d<DayOfMonth() AND m=Month() AND y=Year());
count:=count + Cum(If(count=0,1,0));
if(count=condition,1,0);
This will only give you one occurrence of the event(the first).
Preston
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "mc11512022 <miltonc@xxxx>"
<miltonc@xxxx> wrote:
> I have been told MS wont draw vertical bars on chart...is this
> correct (Have MS Pro 7)
>
> Have been following the recent posts on "Barssince"which draws a
> sloping line
> Thought is: that if Barssince had a Barsto included,then the
sloping
> line could be restricted to say one day or less(EG Slopes from one
> day to the next or less)
> By using time, or other input,,could the line be made vertical on
the
> chart
>
> Next issue would be to have another vertical line appear at a
future
> date
>
> Basically, I wish to have the Delta Phenonemon Lines drawn on the
> chart
>
> Any help is appreciated
>
> Milton Cooper
> Miltonc@xxxx
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