Hi all,
Is there a way to save a custom colo(u)r scheme in an Empty4-chart? Not by saving it as a template, because that takes all the indicators with it.Just the colo(u)r, like in the dropdown box.
Thanks,
Ludo
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as I know not, but you save a new colour scheme as blank template before you add any indicators and then you can always refer back to it .ludowillems » Mon Nov 02, 2015 4:30 pm wrote:Hi all,
Is there a way to save a custom colo(u)r scheme in an Empty4-chart? Not by saving it as a template, because that takes all the indicators with it.Just the colo(u)r, like in the dropdown box.
Thanks,
Ludo
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Or you can run the attached script, and save your preferred color scheme in a set-file. That would do the job.ludowillems » Tue Nov 03, 2015 2:30 am wrote:Hi all,
Is there a way to save a custom colo(u)r scheme in an Empty4-chart? Not by saving it as a template, because that takes all the indicators with it.Just the colo(u)r, like in the dropdown box.
Thanks,
Ludo
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Brilliant!,just what I wanted. Thanks R.renexxxx » 02 Nov 2015, 22:02 wrote:
Or you can run the attached script, and save your preferred color scheme in a set-file. That would do the job.
Ludo