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Seeker
2014-01-24 15:16:34
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Is there any keyboard command for changing chart time-frame? Also, for adding and reducing number of bars plotted as well as for scrolling the chart left and right.
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Seeker
2014-02-01 06:36:01
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I have created the short-cuts for historical data with the code:
Charts.GetSelectedChart().TimeFrame=
Can we also refer to an intra-day time-frame using this simple code or does it require more definitions? I tried -3600 for hourlies but plots custom daily. Also, it would be good to have a quarterly time-frame also added in the available time-frames.
In plotfixed, the pane title goes too high and gets chopped. How to get the historical data to exclude any week-ends so that the plotfixed with dayofweek function do not show values for it.
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QuantShare
2014-02-01 11:32:35
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For historical periods, type:
Chart chart = Charts.GetSelectedChart();
chart.IsHistorical = true;
Thanks for reporting the "plotfixed" issue. It will be fixed soon.
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Seeker
2014-02-01 13:55:42
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Got it. thanks. Also, two queries related to plot fixed:
1) If the chart has occassional week-end data, how to plot it excluding week-ends (for historical)?
2) Similar to dayofweek and dayofmonth, a weekofmonth could be useful if want to plot a fixed chart showing the performance during each of the weeks of the month ( 1 to 5).
Lastly, about the quarterly time-frame.
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QuantShare
2014-02-01 17:04:39
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Best Answer
1/ You can count Saturdays and Sundays as Fridays
dw = dayofweek();
a = iff(dw == 6 || dw == 7, 5, dw);
2/ Download this function from here: Week of Month
3/ Quarterly time-frame: We will add this to the todo list
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