Hi,

I don't remember the author, but the topic is recent.in the User's list.

BR

|// several zones in a pane

// to divide an indicator pane into several zones


Plot(*C*,"Price",*colorBlack*,*styleCandle*);

indicator="RSI";

R = RSI();

PH = 20; // Height of RSI in percent pane height

RSIHeight = 100/PH*100;

*GraphXSpace* = 5*PH;



Plot(70,"",*colorBlack*,*styleLine*|*styleOwnScale*,0,RSIHeight);

Plot(R,"",4,1|*styleOwnScale*,0,RSIHeight);

Plot(30,"",*colorBlack*,*styleOwnScale*|*styleLine*,0,RSIHeight);

Plot(100,"",*colorLightGrey*,*styleArea*|*styleOwnScale*|*styleNoLabel*,0,RSIHeight);|


Le 18/04/2010 16:50, JEFF F a écrit :

Can anyone tell me how to plot multiple indicators using a primary and secondary axis. One indicator is the closing price, and the second indicator could range from -5 to +5. I want to see both of them relative to each other.



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