There is a sort function in the library that looks like it could be incorporated into your title.
Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: ricko8294_98 To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2008 11:23 PM Subject: [amibroker] Re: Sector Analysis I wondered why my post dragged up so much of the past. Didn't realize the subject was the same. In any event, I would love an answer from anyone who can suggest a sort routine that would allow me to plot the results in descending order. I seem to recall there was a posting a couple of years ago which ranked an entire watchlist and then plotted the "top 4" = but I cannot locate it again. Any help would be appreciated. Rick --- In [email protected], "brian_z111" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Louis, > > > It started from Ricko's post #126423. > He has a question about sorting sectors from his code: > > > If you plot it, you will see that the various sectors are listed > > under the Title at the top right of the chart > > > > Is it possible to sort the values being plotted (i.e. the price, or > > ROC(x) or RSI(x) so that the highest value sector is listed first, > > and the lowest is liste last in the Title? > > He posted against an old thread, which bought it to the top of the > messages. > I post online, where the date isn't so prominent - I only read the > messages and reply if I am interested - so my comments are current > but we haven't answered Ricko's question. > > brian_z > > > --- In [email protected], "ricko8294_98" <ricko@> wrote: > > > > John Murphy at StockCharts.com is big on Sector Analysis. > > I have cobbled together a chart that looks at 9 different market > > sectors all on one chart, and as a starter, set parameters to show > > either the close, or alternatively the ROC or RSI values for > > different periods. > > > > The code is below. > > > > If you plot it, you will see that the various sectors are listed > > under the Title at the top right of the chart > > > > Is it possible to sort the values being plotted (i.e. the price, or > > ROC(x) or RSI(x) so that the highest value sector is listed first, > > and the lowest is liste last in the Title? > > > > TIA > > Rick > > > > // Market Sector Analysis > > > > SetChartBkColor( colorBlack ) ; > > EnableTextOutput( False ); > > S1 = Foreign( "XLY", "Close" ) ; > > S2 = Foreign( "XLK", "Close" ) ; > > S3 = Foreign( "XLI", "Close" ) ; > > S4 = Foreign( "XLB", "Close" ) ; > > S5 = Foreign( "XLE", "Close" ) ; > > S6 = Foreign( "XLP", "Close" ) ; > > S7 = Foreign( "XLV", "Close" ) ; > > S8 = Foreign( "XLU", "Close" ) ; > > S9 = Foreign( "XLF", "Close" ) ; > > > > Period = Param( "Indicator Period", 14, 1, 50 ); > > Plotwhat = ParamList( "Display", "Price|ROC|RSI" ); > > > > > > if ( Plotwhat == "Price" ) > > { > > S11 = S1; > > S12 = S2; > > S13 = S3; > > S14 = S4; > > S15 = S5; > > S16 = S6; > > S17 = S7; > > S18 = S8; > > S19 = S9; > > } > > else > > if ( Plotwhat == "ROC" ) > > { > > S11 = ROC( S1, Period ); > > S12 = ROC( S2, Period ); > > S13 = ROC( S3, Period ); > > S14 = ROC( S4, Period ); > > S15 = ROC( S5, Period ); > > S16 = ROC( S6, Period ); > > S17 = ROC( S7, Period ); > > S18 = ROC( S8, Period ); > > S19 = ROC( S9, Period ); > > } > > else > > { > > S11 = RSIa( S1, Period ); > > S12 = RSIa( S2, Period ); > > S13 = RSIa( S3, Period ); > > S14 = RSIa( S4, Period ); > > S15 = RSIa( S5, Period ); > > S16 = RSIa( S6, Period ); > > S17 = RSIa( S7, Period ); > > S18 = RSIa( S8, Period ); > > S19 = RSIa( S9, Period ); > > } > > > > > > Plot( S11, "", colorBlue, 1 ); > > > > Plot( S12, "", colorBrightGreen, 1 ); > > Plot( S13, "", colorWhite, 1 ); > > Plot( S14, "", colorAqua, 1 ); > > Plot( S15, "", colorGrey50, 1 ); > > Plot( S16, "", colorYellow, 1 ); > > Plot( S17, "", colorCustom12, 1 ); > > Plot( S18, "", colorLightOrange, 1 ); > > Plot( S19, "", colorRed, 1 ); > > > > Title = "Market Sectors => " + EncodeColor( colorYellow ) + > > WriteIf( Plotwhat == "Price", "Close", Plotwhat + "(" + Period > > + ")" ) + "\n" + > > EncodeColor( colorBlue ) + " Consumer Disc " + WriteVal( > S11, > > 1.2 ) + "\n" + > > EncodeColor( colorBrightGreen ) + " Technology " + > > WriteVal( S12, 1.2 ) + "\n" + > > EncodeColor( colorWhite ) + " Industrial " + > > WriteVal( S13, 1.2 ) + "\n" + > > EncodeColor( colorAqua ) + " Materials " + > WriteVal > > ( S14, 1.2 ) + "\n" + > > EncodeColor( colorGrey50 ) + " Energy " + > > WriteVal( S15, 1.2 ) + "\n" + > > EncodeColor( colorYellow ) + " Consumer Staples " + WriteVal( > > S16, 1.2 ) + "\n" + > > EncodeColor( colorCustom12 ) + " Health Care " + > WriteVal > > ( S17, 1.2 ) + "\n" + > > EncodeColor( colorLightOrange ) + " Utilities > " > > + WriteVal( S18, 1.2 ) + "\n" + > > EncodeColor( colorRed ) + " Financials " + > WriteVal( > > S19, 1.2 ); > > > ------------------------------------ Please note that this group is for discussion between users only. 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