Hi, is there a shortcut, or other way to independently scale the vertical axis (price) in a WL chart window?
Mouse scrolling changes the time scale, but i haven't found a way to manually scale the price. I find this useful in other charting platforms when examining bar details.
Mouse scrolling changes the time scale, but i haven't found a way to manually scale the price. I find this useful in other charting platforms when examining bar details.
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No there's no way to manually set the scale.
WealthLab ships with ScottPlot installed, which will let you manipulate the Y-axis.
https://scottplot.net/cookbook/4.1/#advanced-axis-features
Just understand setting up a plot on ScottPlot is going to require defining more parameters and converting your TimeSeries to double arrays [e.g. bars.Close.Values.ToArray()], so you should really want to do this badly if you're going down this path. Building financial plots on WL is much easier. I usually save ScottPlot for X-Y scatter plots or Probability Density Function (PDF) histogram plots.
You may want to start with the Finance examples, then manipulate those axes.
https://scottplot.net/cookbook/4.1/#finance
I typically render my plots on the desktop as *.png's. Start a new topic if you have ScottPlot questions.
https://scottplot.net/cookbook/4.1/#advanced-axis-features
Just understand setting up a plot on ScottPlot is going to require defining more parameters and converting your TimeSeries to double arrays [e.g. bars.Close.Values.ToArray()], so you should really want to do this badly if you're going down this path. Building financial plots on WL is much easier. I usually save ScottPlot for X-Y scatter plots or Probability Density Function (PDF) histogram plots.
You may want to start with the Finance examples, then manipulate those axes.
https://scottplot.net/cookbook/4.1/#finance
I typically render my plots on the desktop as *.png's. Start a new topic if you have ScottPlot questions.
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