Hello Kusnady, To plot with an XShift of 5 use it like this:
Plot( C*1.05, "close", colorRed, style = styleLine,0,0,5); 0, and 0, are not doing anything, in this example, because I am not using style own scale, but they still need to be there if I want to shift. On the other hand the last three parameters can be left off if we just want to plot a line etc ... in this example styleLine is replaced with the numeric shorthand: Plot( C*1.05, "close", colorRed,1); In the help manual you can see that Tomasz uses null, instead of 0, for the unused max and min values (these only apply when using styleOwnScale). --- In [email protected], Kusnady <saw...@...> wrote: > > > Dear firends, > Do you have an idea the parameter in PLOT for volume in Red, > > Is this the Vol Factor or the XShift? > Plot( array, name, color/barcolor, style = styleLine, minvalue = {empty}, > maxvalue = {empty}, XShift = 0 ) > > Is it not-documented? as if it is changed, than the plot also changed > vertically. > > > > on command below: > > > > Plot( Volume, _DEFAULT_NAME(), ParamColor("Color", colorBlueGrey ), > ParamStyle( "Style", styleHistogram | styleOwnScale | styleThick, > maskHistogram ), 2 ); > > > Berselancar lebih cepat. Internet Explorer 8 yang dioptimalkan untuk > Yahoo! otomatis membuka 2 halaman favorit Anda setiap kali Anda membuka > browser. Dapatkan IE8 di sini! > http://downloads.yahoo.com/id/internetexplorer >
