Is there a way to have multiple plots/dataseries in the same panel of a StrategyPlot?

For example, StrategyPlot(0) - but I need to set two different Values to represent two separate plots within the same panel. I realize I can create StrategyPlot(1), but doing so creates a new panel.

Mike

Big Mike 

Is there a way to have multiple plots/dataseries in the same panel of a StrategyPlot? For example, StrategyPlot(0) - but I need to set two different Values to represent two separate plots within the same panel. I realize I can create StrategyPlot(1), but doing so creates a new panel. Mike

Not at my home computer, so can't provide actual code, but you just mimic NT-generated code and rename. Don't forget the properties.

By StrategyPlot, I assume you mean indicator? And are you sure this is NT and not EL, for example?. Anyway...

 

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protected override void Initialize(){ Add(new Plot(Color.FromKnownColor(KnownColor.Red), PlotStyle.Line, "Name1")); Add(new Plot(Color.FromKnownColor(KnownColor.Black), PlotStyle.Line, "Name2")); Overlay = false; } protected override void OnBarUpdate(){ Name1.Set(Open[0]); Name2.Set(Close[0]); } //Properties [Browsable(false)] [XmlIgnore()] public DataSeries Name1 { get { return Values[0]; } } [Browsable(false)] [XmlIgnore()] public DataSeries Name2 { get { return Values[1]; } }

grimReaper 

By StrategyPlot, I assume you mean indicator? And are you sure this is NT and not EL, for example?

No, I mean StrategyPlot() as in Strategy not Indicator. And yes, I mean what I said. NinjaTrader. LOL!



Mike

@Big Mike

Use the following:

 

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StrategyPlot(0).PanelUI = 1; StrategyPlot(1).PanelUI = 1;

To keep both in Panel 1

gregid 

@Big Mike Use the following:   Code StrategyPlot(0).PanelUI = 1; StrategyPlot(1).PanelUI = 1;  To keep both in Panel 1

Awesome, thank you.

Mike

Big Mike 

Awesome, thank you. Mike

Please remember to use the thanks button.

Big Mike 

No, I mean StrategyPlot() as in Strategy not Indicator. And yes, I mean what I said. NinjaTrader. LOL! Mike

@Big Mike

In case you're desperately trying to get back at me for one my posts in another thread, I'll clarify that you clearly didn't recognize where I was coming from in my second post here. If StrategyPlot(0) and StrategyPlot(1) alter the plot window when dealing with >1 data series as you mention , then this doesn't resemble a call you'd find in an OOP language like C#, so confirming whether this was NT is a non-trivial question...