high-low with smooting?
high-low with smooting?
Is it possible to draw a highlow series where the high and low graphs are the result of the smoothing function? Can I apply the smooting function to a highlow series (both, high AND low)?
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Hi Joachim,
You may use smoothing functions as a source for a high low series. One for high values and another for low values. Setting interpolate=true will also help making the highlow series smoother.
To apply smoothing function to a highlow series you'd better forget about this series style and use 2 invisible line series. One for high values and another for low values. Then you should create 2 more lines with a smoothing function applied on them with the previous lines as sources. For the lines that connect the high values to the low values you can draw them directly on the canvas.
You may use smoothing functions as a source for a high low series. One for high values and another for low values. Setting interpolate=true will also help making the highlow series smoother.
To apply smoothing function to a highlow series you'd better forget about this series style and use 2 invisible line series. One for high values and another for low values. Then you should create 2 more lines with a smoothing function applied on them with the previous lines as sources. For the lines that connect the high values to the low values you can draw them directly on the canvas.
Best Regards,
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