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Is their any way I can copy a code block to paste it in another diagram? Example, am trying to copy the codeblocks of volume surge, to the price blocks. to have it in one window. can I do that?
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To make it more simpler can i overlay an indicator in the price chart?
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Worden Trainer
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I'll assume you already have the Volume Surge Study in its own Pane in SnapSheets:
Right-click on Volume Surge and select Copy.
Right-click in the Price Pane and select Paste.
Right-click on the new Volume Surge in the Price Pane and select Scale With | On Own Scale.
-Bruce
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Ok I got it, I have tried it with OBV, it works fine, but if I remove the pane below were I originally had the OBV indicator it all disappears, I just wanted it to look like TC.
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I hadn't deleted the original Pane and forgot to take into account that Block Diagrams in most of the Studies use Patch Panels in the Pane linked to Bar Chart Main Symbol as Bar Chart Main TimeFrame as their inputs. If you delete the original Pane, these Patch Panels will be gone and you will need to attach these inputs to Valid Symbol and Timeframe outputs.
Right-click on the new Volume Surge in the Price Pane and select Properties.
- Volume and Price will both have two Inputs with nothing going into them.
Left-click and drag on each of these Inputs and select Snap-In.
- Only valid outputs will be displayed.
- You will probably want to select either Main Symbol or Symbol (Price) for Symbol.
- You will probably want to select either Main TimeFrame or TimeFrame (Price) for TimeFrame.
-Bruce
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Thanks Bruce. Learing some new everyday.
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Worden Trainer
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You're welcome. I'm learning something new everyday as well. Thanks for asking the question.
-Bruce
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