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Hello TaoOfDow,
I just tried that. didn't work here. the higher timeframe bar plots
at the same vertical space as the most recent lower timeframe bar.
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Best regards,
Jim Johnson mailto:jejohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Tuesday, March 19, 2002, 10:25:14 AM, you wrote:
T> Well, actually I believe there is a way to do it in TS4, more or less (not
T> ideal):
T> Set up a 2-data chart. On the top (usable) chart, put what you want, say
T> 1-min bars. On the bottom, put for example the same data, but set the time to
T> 60-min bars, and if you want, set this chart window to "Hidden."
T> As I remember, what you'll get is your 1-min chart with "white space to the
T> right" to the extent of the time remaining to the next 60-min bar. In other
T> words, at the beginning of a 60-min bar period, you'll have a full 60 bars of
T> "white space to the right" that will gradually diminish in time and ultimately
T> reach 0 at the end of the 60-min period, and then the cycle will repeat.
T> Because you can't use multi-data charts with tick charts, this won't work with
T> them --- only minute-based charts.
T> Jim Johnson wrote:
>> Hello jonmac,
>>
>> you can't do that. one of the limitations of the "old shoe". Omega
>> added that feature in TS5 and TS6 however. that's the problem with
>> the future--no peeking :)
>>
>> --
>> Best regards,
>> Jim Johnson mailto:jejohn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>>
>> Tuesday, March 19, 2002, 2:35:07 AM, you wrote:
>>
>> j> Is there any method of achieveing some 'white space' or 'bars to the
>> j> right' in TS4, so as to gather some insight from a seasonal indicator?
>>
>> j> Thanks
>> j> Jon Macmichael
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