Dennis Thanks very much. Will try to implement it the way you are suggesting.
Best Regards Rakesh On Mon, Jun 30, 2008 at 2:05 AM, Dennis Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello Rakesh, > If I understand what you want correctly, then you can set hte GraphXSpace = > 25; > This will leave room top and bottom equally for the price chart. > Then manually adjust the price up however much you want to make all the > room for the indicator at the bottom of the chart. > Then scale the output of your indicator so that it only takes 25% of the > full scale using either LeftAxisScale or OwnScale style. I use the Min, Max > parameters of the plot statement to accomplish that. For instance if the > range of the indicator is 0-100, I would set the min,max to 0,400. > > So the answer to your question is yes it is doable. > However, their some limitations regarding labels when you are mixing units. > > It all depends on the type of indicator that you wish to display. > > Experimenting with this is easy, since you can see the results on screen > instantly. Have fun! > > Best regards, > Dennis > > On Jun 29, 2008, at 2:08 PM, Rakesh Sahgal wrote: > > Hi All > > I wish to insert an indicator in the pane that contains the price data in a > chart such that let us say for instance 3/4ths of the pane (vertically ) is > allocated to the price data and the residual 1/4th of the screen space is > allocated to the indicator. > > [] I am aware of the styleleftaxiscale option that can be used in plot > statements. That however occupies the entire screen space and acts like an > overlay. > > [] I would like to obtain a graph of the kind that is obtained using > stylearea like ribbon on the bottom of the chart. The difference being that > I want to segregate the lower quarter of the chart pane and use it for > plotting an indicator not just a ribbon. > > > Is this do-able via afl? > > Thanks in advance for any help. > Regards > > > Rakesh > > > >
