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 justtrade 
austin,tx
 
Experience: Intermediate
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I want to highlight the the close on Tradestation tick bars, would appreciate advice on accomplishing this. THanks


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Marqui
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You can format the OLC bars to use a different color or weight.

If you want something that stands out more, use the Custom 1 Line indicator and set the formula to Close. Set the scale to Same as Underlying and set the color and plot style as you wish. For example, a large red cross really stands out against the default green bar.

I also use this method as a quick way to test new ideas without having to go through all the steps to program something from scratch.


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