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moekan
Posted : Friday, April 18, 2008 12:35:28 PM
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Joined: 10/7/2004
Posts: 8
Want the following to show on Chart. With three Indivual/seperate  Line Chart for prices.
High Price: Color Green
Low Price: Color Red
Close Price: Color Black


I need step by step instructions using Real Code. From opening new blank chart. Entering real code and using the paint brush. I don't think these are indicators, just want to show a line chart for these prices. Thanks
Bruce_L
Posted : Friday, April 18, 2008 1:14:43 PM


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Joined: 10/7/2004
Posts: 65,138
Please try the following:

Let's start with the Chart itself:
- Select Home | My Charts | Create New Chart | Line.
- Give it a Name and select OK.
- Right-click on the Moving Average and Remove it if desired.
- Since the Close Price is going to Black, you may wish to change the Background to White. If so:
-- Right-click on the Chart and select Chart Properties.
-- Change Back Color to White.
Then we'll work on the Close Price:
- Left-click on Price History to bring up QuickEdit.
- Change the Color to Black.
- If you want to change the name:
-- Right-click on Price History and select Properties.
-- Change the Name to Low and select OK.
Now we'll add the High Price:
- Select RealCode Editor | Indicator.
- Choose the Chart with the Name given above.
- Give the New RealCode Indicator a Name (use High) and select OK.
- Paste the following RealCode into the RealCode Editor:

Plot = Price.High

- Select Apply.
- Close the RealCode Editor.
- Right-click on High and select Copy.
- Select the X on the Pane with the High Indicator and select Delete.
- Right-click on the Chart and select Paste (it should already be Green).
The last thing we need to do is add the Low Price:
- Right-click on the Chart and select Paste.
- Right-click on High.2 and select Properties.
- Change the Name to Low and select OK.
- Left-click on Low to bring up QuickEdit.
- Change the Color to Red.
- Right-click on Low and select Edit Code.
- Change the RealCode to:

Plot = Price.Low

- Select Apply.
- Close the RealCode Editor.

-Bruce
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