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St-Ranger Posted - 11/10/2003 : 1:36:28 PM
I wonder how to do a few things from LabTalk (Origin 6), if that's at all possible:
1. Create a High-Low-Close chart from a script.
2. Create a High-Low-Close chart that has a single layer, but two sets of data (two curves). This is very useful for comparison of two HLC graphs to each other.

Thanks!
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greg Posted - 12/05/2003 : 3:19:04 PM
Can't quite do this in LabTalk.
Should look like:

win -t plot hlclose; // Load the Hi-Lo-Close template
layer -i205 Data1_B Data1_C Data1_D; // Add the first HLC datasets
layer -g; // Group them
layer -i205 Data2_B Data2_C Data2_D; // Add the second HLC datasets
layer -g; // Group them <<<--- OOPS!

The group option of the layer command only applies to ALL datasets in the layer, so instead of executing the second "layer -g;" you would have to manually go into the layer and group Data2 datasets.

You would have to use a two-layer workaround to do this currently.

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