Posted 9/17/2014 9:50 AM (#5990 - in reply to #5989) Subject: Color Charts and Measurements
Elite
Posts: 473 Location: USA: NY, Baldwinsville
Roy:
Good question!
One can certainly plot the Measurement (below Trend Change (L)) on the chart and access the Color Charts Tab on Chart Options.
But then comes the hard part. What to enter as the Indicator that is to be controlling the coloring. For Trend Change (L) there is no indicator.
Now if you had programmed the Measurement in Pro, you could have also programmed a corresponding Indicator (after all they are much alike) and all would be well.
But if you want to roll with a standard VT Measurement it would appear that you are stuck unless you could code up an Indicator to match the canned VT Measurement.
And, by the way that may not be impossible from the reading of how the Measurement is derived in the VT documentation.
Posted 9/17/2014 8:04 PM (#5991 - in reply to #5990) Subject: Color Charts and Measurements
Elite
Posts: 473 Location: USA: NY, Baldwinsville
Roy:
I don't know if the attached will be of any use to you.
Quite a while back I tried to emulate the built in VT Measurements.
To some extent I was successful in creating the attached Indicators.
I also have attached a picture showing the various VT canned Measurements and the corresponding parameters utilized.
Please remember that the difference between S, M, and L is just an adjustment of the parameters of the Measurement (and/or Indicator).
Also keep in mind that if the Indicator matches the VT Measurement that it instead of the Measurement can be plotted and Color Charted up like any other Indicator.
Color Charts and Measurements
