Yes,

Compute everything in one pane, then save the plot array data in a static variable (You must have an up to date AB version).

In the next panes, just have a small AFL the plots whatever is in the named static variable that you want to display.

However, if you want them to all plot in one Pane, but in separate vertical zones, then you have to get a lot fancier in your plot statements and it would be a lot more difficult to do the scaling and Y scale legends. I don't have a handy example for doing it this way.

BR,
Dennis



On Sep 29, 2009, at 1:40 PM, MarkK wrote:



Not sure if I have the correct subject name

What I would like to do
I have a Three AFL’s that are open and produce 3 different charts on one tab

What I would like to do is combine all three into one AFL though I do not want all the information to be combined

1)      Pricing and Liner Regression Lines
2)      Stochastic Lines
3)      RSi lines

Would like to have all three in one AFL yet the chart on the tab page to look like three different charts even though it would be one AFL and one chart

Can this be done?
if so can someone show me how?

Thank you

MarkK





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