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jackychick3123
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Just wondering how to standardise two different indicators into the same scale on multicharts?

i read one could do z score - x - mean / sd but couldn't get it work -- bascially just want to have two similar indicators on same panal to save space.


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Hi,

A reference: MultiCharts Project Management - Issue MC-296 - Link Scaling of Multiple Indicators on a Subchart

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