User (Legacy) Posted February 2, 2005 Report Share Posted February 2, 2005 Hi, I am testing the Windows Forms .NET Financial Extensions Beta. Is there a way of plotting two prices series in the chart. I would like to compare two share prices charts on the same or different axes (depending on the prices range). I've tried various methods but I always get only the first series plotted. Regards Bojan i=0 Chart1.OpenData(COD.Values, 2, COD.Unknown) Chart1.OpenData(COD.XValues, 2, COD.Unknown) Do While dDate <= dtpTo.Value AddPoint = False If ps1.Contains(dDate) Then Chart1.Value(0, i) = ps1(dDate).Price AddPoint = True End If If ps2.Contains(dDate) Then Chart1.Value(1, i) = ps2(dDate).Price AddPoint = True End If If AddPoint Then Chart1.XValue(0, i) = dDate.ToOADate() Chart1.XValue(1, i) = dDate.ToOADate() i += 1 End If dDate = dDate.AddDays(1) Loop Chart1.CloseData(COD.Values) Chart1.CloseData(COD.XValues) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted February 2, 2005 Report Share Posted February 2, 2005 Yes, The way to do this like this: One (stock) price would be added to the chart as you currently do. The second (stock) price would be added using the StaticStudy Class. What happens here is you would add that data into the chart as you normally would and then you would create a StaticStudy that is assigned the index of the data Array. So, If prices series one is the original and the second prices series is then added it would be index 1 // Here we create the Static Study, the second parameter is true which assigns it to the Prices pane SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy secondStudy = new SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy("Second Study", true, 1); // Here we add the Study to the Studies Collection. finext.Gallery.Analytical.Studies.Add(index); Hope this helps. -charles "Bojan Kuhar" <bkuhar@telkomsa.net> wrote in message news:6LG82UPCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Hi, > > I am testing the Windows Forms .NET Financial Extensions Beta. > > Is there a way of plotting two prices series in the chart. I would like to > compare two share prices charts on the same or different axes (depending > on the prices range). > > I've tried various methods but I always get only the first series plotted. > > > Regards > > Bojan > > > i=0 > Chart1.OpenData(COD.Values, 2, COD.Unknown) > > Chart1.OpenData(COD.XValues, 2, COD.Unknown) > > Do While dDate <= dtpTo.Value > > AddPoint = False > > If ps1.Contains(dDate) Then > > Chart1.Value(0, i) = ps1(dDate).Price > > AddPoint = True > > End If > > If ps2.Contains(dDate) Then > > Chart1.Value(1, i) = ps2(dDate).Price > > AddPoint = True > > End If > > If AddPoint Then > > Chart1.XValue(0, i) = dDate.ToOADate() > > Chart1.XValue(1, i) = dDate.ToOADate() > > i += 1 > > End If > > dDate = dDate.AddDays(1) > > Loop > > Chart1.CloseData(COD.Values) > > Chart1.CloseData(COD.XValues) > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted February 2, 2005 Author Report Share Posted February 2, 2005 Thanks, that sort of works but I am unable to move the Static Study to the secundary axis. As I mentioned this is very important when the stocks have very different prices or when charting index value and stock relative to index value on the same chart. Am I abusing the financial chart wanting it to do something it hasn't been designd for? Should I use the core chart fx for the dual axes chart? Regards Bojan "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message news:sgdx1IWCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Yes, > The way to do this like this: > One (stock) price would be added to the chart as you currently do. > The second (stock) price would be added using the StaticStudy Class. > What happens here is you would add that data into the chart as you > normally would and then you would create a StaticStudy that is assigned > the index of the data Array. > So, > If prices series one is the original and the second prices series is then > added it would be index 1 > // Here we create the Static Study, the second parameter is true which > assigns it to the Prices pane > SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy secondStudy = new > SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy("Second Study", true, > 1); > // Here we add the Study to the Studies Collection. > finext.Gallery.Analytical.Studies.Add(index); > > Hope this helps. > -charles > > "Bojan Kuhar" <bkuhar@telkomsa.net> wrote in message > news:6LG82UPCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >> Hi, >> >> I am testing the Windows Forms .NET Financial Extensions Beta. >> >> Is there a way of plotting two prices series in the chart. I would like >> to compare two share prices charts on the same or different axes >> (depending on the prices range). >> >> I've tried various methods but I always get only the first series >> plotted. >> >> >> Regards >> >> Bojan >> >> >> i=0 >> Chart1.OpenData(COD.Values, 2, COD.Unknown) >> >> Chart1.OpenData(COD.XValues, 2, COD.Unknown) >> >> Do While dDate <= dtpTo.Value >> >> AddPoint = False >> >> If ps1.Contains(dDate) Then >> >> Chart1.Value(0, i) = ps1(dDate).Price >> >> AddPoint = True >> >> End If >> >> If ps2.Contains(dDate) Then >> >> Chart1.Value(1, i) = ps2(dDate).Price >> >> AddPoint = True >> >> End If >> >> If AddPoint Then >> >> Chart1.XValue(0, i) = dDate.ToOADate() >> >> Chart1.XValue(1, i) = dDate.ToOADate() >> >> i += 1 >> >> End If >> >> dDate = dDate.AddDays(1) >> >> Loop >> >> Chart1.CloseData(COD.Values) >> >> Chart1.CloseData(COD.XValues) >> >> > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted February 3, 2005 Report Share Posted February 3, 2005 Nope! You are not the first person who has tried to use the Secondary Axis. I even added a property called UseSecondaryAxis to the StaticStudy Class There was a bug there that was found and therefore I decided to add the property. But as a workaround: SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.SeriesAttributes sa = staticStudy.Series[0]; // NOW ADD THE Study finext.Gallery.Analytical.Studies.Add(index); // ONCE you have added the study you can do this sa.YAxis = YAxis.Secondary; chart1.AxisY2.Min = 40; chart1.AxisY2.Max = 90; Hope this helps. -cjs "Bojan Kuhar" <bkuhar@telkomsa.net> wrote in message news:9Cjo4SXCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Thanks, that sort of works but I am unable to move the Static Study to the > secundary axis. As I mentioned this is very important when the stocks > have very different prices or when charting index value and stock relative > to index value on the same chart. > > Am I abusing the financial chart wanting it to do something it hasn't been > designd for? Should I use the core chart fx for the dual axes chart? > > Regards > > Bojan > > > "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message > news:sgdx1IWCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >> Yes, >> The way to do this like this: >> One (stock) price would be added to the chart as you currently do. >> The second (stock) price would be added using the StaticStudy Class. >> What happens here is you would add that data into the chart as you >> normally would and then you would create a StaticStudy that is assigned >> the index of the data Array. >> So, >> If prices series one is the original and the second prices series is then >> added it would be index 1 >> // Here we create the Static Study, the second parameter is true which >> assigns it to the Prices pane >> SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy secondStudy = new >> SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy("Second Study", true, >> 1); >> // Here we add the Study to the Studies Collection. >> finext.Gallery.Analytical.Studies.Add(index); >> >> Hope this helps. >> -charles >> >> "Bojan Kuhar" <bkuhar@telkomsa.net> wrote in message >> news:6LG82UPCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >>> Hi, >>> >>> I am testing the Windows Forms .NET Financial Extensions Beta. >>> >>> Is there a way of plotting two prices series in the chart. I would like >>> to compare two share prices charts on the same or different axes >>> (depending on the prices range). >>> >>> I've tried various methods but I always get only the first series >>> plotted. >>> >>> >>> Regards >>> >>> Bojan >>> >>> >>> i=0 >>> Chart1.OpenData(COD.Values, 2, COD.Unknown) >>> >>> Chart1.OpenData(COD.XValues, 2, COD.Unknown) >>> >>> Do While dDate <= dtpTo.Value >>> >>> AddPoint = False >>> >>> If ps1.Contains(dDate) Then >>> >>> Chart1.Value(0, i) = ps1(dDate).Price >>> >>> AddPoint = True >>> >>> End If >>> >>> If ps2.Contains(dDate) Then >>> >>> Chart1.Value(1, i) = ps2(dDate).Price >>> >>> AddPoint = True >>> >>> End If >>> >>> If AddPoint Then >>> >>> Chart1.XValue(0, i) = dDate.ToOADate() >>> >>> Chart1.XValue(1, i) = dDate.ToOADate() >>> >>> i += 1 >>> >>> End If >>> >>> dDate = dDate.AddDays(1) >>> >>> Loop >>> >>> Chart1.CloseData(COD.Values) >>> >>> Chart1.CloseData(COD.XValues) >>> >>> >> >> > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
User (Legacy) Posted February 4, 2005 Author Report Share Posted February 4, 2005 This doesn't work for me. The secondStudy is still ploted on the AxisY not on AxisY2. Also, just declaring SeriesAttributes variable sa in the code bellow makes AxisY scal go crazy. Regards Bojan .... .... Chart1.CloseData(COD.Values) Chart1.CloseData(COD.XValues) Dim secondStudy As SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy = _ New SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy("Second Study", True, 1) Dim sa As SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.SeriesAttributes = secondStudy.Series(0) ' As soon as I declare the variable sa above the Min and Max for AxisY go crazy (in 10000000.00 increments) ' so I have to set them explicitly Chart1.AxisY.Min = 500 Chart1.AxisY.Max = 18000 ' Here we add the Study to the Studies Collection. Financial1.Gallery.Analytical.Studies.Add(secondStudy) 'ONCE you have added the study you can do this sa.YAxis = YAxis.Secondary Chart1.AxisY2.Min = 500 Chart1.AxisY2.Max = 5000 "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message news:eAtVbyjCFHA.2544@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > Nope! > You are not the first person who has tried to use the Secondary Axis. > I even added a property called UseSecondaryAxis > to the StaticStudy Class > There was a bug there that was found and therefore I decided to add the > property. > But as a workaround: > SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.SeriesAttributes sa = > staticStudy.Series[0]; > // NOW ADD THE Study > finext.Gallery.Analytical.Studies.Add(index); > // ONCE you have added the study you can do this > sa.YAxis = YAxis.Secondary; > chart1.AxisY2.Min = 40; > chart1.AxisY2.Max = 90; > > Hope this helps. > -cjs > > "Bojan Kuhar" <bkuhar@telkomsa.net> wrote in message > news:9Cjo4SXCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >> Thanks, that sort of works but I am unable to move the Static Study to >> the secundary axis. As I mentioned this is very important when the stocks >> have very different prices or when charting index value and stock >> relative to index value on the same chart. >> >> Am I abusing the financial chart wanting it to do something it hasn't >> been designd for? Should I use the core chart fx for the dual axes >> chart? >> >> Regards >> >> Bojan >> >> >> "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message >> news:sgdx1IWCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >>> Yes, >>> The way to do this like this: >>> One (stock) price would be added to the chart as you currently do. >>> The second (stock) price would be added using the StaticStudy Class. >>> What happens here is you would add that data into the chart as you >>> normally would and then you would create a StaticStudy that is assigned >>> the index of the data Array. >>> So, >>> If prices series one is the original and the second prices series is >>> then added it would be index 1 >>> // Here we create the Static Study, the second parameter is true which >>> assigns it to the Prices pane >>> SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy secondStudy = new >>> SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy("Second Study", true, >>> 1); >>> // Here we add the Study to the Studies Collection. >>> finext.Gallery.Analytical.Studies.Add(index); >>> >>> Hope this helps. >>> -charles >>> >>> "Bojan Kuhar" <bkuhar@telkomsa.net> wrote in message >>> news:6LG82UPCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> I am testing the Windows Forms .NET Financial Extensions Beta. >>>> >>>> Is there a way of plotting two prices series in the chart. I would like >>>> to compare two share prices charts on the same or different axes >>>> (depending on the prices range). >>>> >>>> I've tried various methods but I always get only the first series >>>> plotted. >>>> >>>> >>>> Regards >>>> >>>> Bojan >>>> >>>> >>>> i=0 >>>> Chart1.OpenData(COD.Values, 2, COD.Unknown) >>>> >>>> Chart1.OpenData(COD.XValues, 2, COD.Unknown) >>>> >>>> Do While dDate <= dtpTo.Value >>>> >>>> AddPoint = False >>>> >>>> If ps1.Contains(dDate) Then >>>> >>>> Chart1.Value(0, i) = ps1(dDate).Price >>>> >>>> AddPoint = True >>>> >>>> End If >>>> >>>> If ps2.Contains(dDate) Then >>>> >>>> Chart1.Value(1, i) = ps2(dDate).Price >>>> >>>> AddPoint = True >>>> >>>> End If >>>> >>>> If AddPoint Then >>>> >>>> Chart1.XValue(0, i) = dDate.ToOADate() >>>> >>>> Chart1.XValue(1, i) = dDate.ToOADate() >>>> >>>> i += 1 >>>> >>>> End If >>>> >>>> dDate = dDate.AddDays(1) >>>> >>>> Loop >>>> >>>> Chart1.CloseData(COD.Values) >>>> >>>> Chart1.CloseData(COD.XValues) >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Software FX Posted February 10, 2005 Report Share Posted February 10, 2005 Dear Bojan, See Here http://www.softwarefx.com/Extensions/Financial/default.aspx If you download now you should get the new bits. The issues we talked about should now be fixed. If not at least we have the same bits and can go from there. You will also get the newest API Docs and the Programmers Guide as part of the Resource Center. Thank you for choosing SoftwareFX. -charles "Bojan Kuhar" <bkuhar@telkomsa.net> wrote in message news:vabPVvoCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... > This doesn't work for me. The secondStudy is still ploted on the AxisY not > on AxisY2. Also, just declaring SeriesAttributes variable sa in the code > bellow makes AxisY scal go crazy. > > Regards > > Bojan > > .... > .... > Chart1.CloseData(COD.Values) > > Chart1.CloseData(COD.XValues) > > Dim secondStudy As SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy = _ > > New SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy("Second > Study", True, 1) > > Dim sa As SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.SeriesAttributes = > secondStudy.Series(0) > > ' As soon as I declare the variable sa above the Min and Max for AxisY go > crazy (in 10000000.00 increments) > > ' so I have to set them explicitly > > Chart1.AxisY.Min = 500 > > Chart1.AxisY.Max = 18000 > > ' Here we add the Study to the Studies Collection. > > Financial1.Gallery.Analytical.Studies.Add(secondStudy) > > 'ONCE you have added the study you can do this > > sa.YAxis = YAxis.Secondary > > Chart1.AxisY2.Min = 500 > > Chart1.AxisY2.Max = 5000 > > > "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message > news:eAtVbyjCFHA.2544@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >> Nope! >> You are not the first person who has tried to use the Secondary Axis. >> I even added a property called UseSecondaryAxis >> to the StaticStudy Class >> There was a bug there that was found and therefore I decided to add the >> property. >> But as a workaround: >> SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.SeriesAttributes sa = >> staticStudy.Series[0]; >> // NOW ADD THE Study >> finext.Gallery.Analytical.Studies.Add(index); >> // ONCE you have added the study you can do this >> sa.YAxis = YAxis.Secondary; >> chart1.AxisY2.Min = 40; >> chart1.AxisY2.Max = 90; >> >> Hope this helps. >> -cjs >> >> "Bojan Kuhar" <bkuhar@telkomsa.net> wrote in message >> news:9Cjo4SXCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >>> Thanks, that sort of works but I am unable to move the Static Study to >>> the secundary axis. As I mentioned this is very important when the >>> stocks have very different prices or when charting index value and stock >>> relative to index value on the same chart. >>> >>> Am I abusing the financial chart wanting it to do something it hasn't >>> been designd for? Should I use the core chart fx for the dual axes >>> chart? >>> >>> Regards >>> >>> Bojan >>> >>> >>> "Software FX Support" <support@softwarefx.com> wrote in message >>> news:sgdx1IWCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >>>> Yes, >>>> The way to do this like this: >>>> One (stock) price would be added to the chart as you currently do. >>>> The second (stock) price would be added using the StaticStudy Class. >>>> What happens here is you would add that data into the chart as you >>>> normally would and then you would create a StaticStudy that is assigned >>>> the index of the data Array. >>>> So, >>>> If prices series one is the original and the second prices series is >>>> then added it would be index 1 >>>> // Here we create the Static Study, the second parameter is true which >>>> assigns it to the Prices pane >>>> SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy secondStudy = new >>>> SoftwareFX.ChartFX.Financial.WinForms.StaticStudy("Second Study", true, >>>> 1); >>>> // Here we add the Study to the Studies Collection. >>>> finext.Gallery.Analytical.Studies.Add(index); >>>> >>>> Hope this helps. >>>> -charles >>>> >>>> "Bojan Kuhar" <bkuhar@telkomsa.net> wrote in message >>>> news:6LG82UPCFHA.2536@webserver3.softwarefx.com... >>>>> Hi, >>>>> >>>>> I am testing the Windows Forms .NET Financial Extensions Beta. >>>>> >>>>> Is there a way of plotting two prices series in the chart. I would >>>>> like to compare two share prices charts on the same or different axes >>>>> (depending on the prices range). >>>>> >>>>> I've tried various methods but I always get only the first series >>>>> plotted. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Regards >>>>> >>>>> Bojan >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> i=0 >>>>> Chart1.OpenData(COD.Values, 2, COD.Unknown) >>>>> >>>>> Chart1.OpenData(COD.XValues, 2, COD.Unknown) >>>>> >>>>> Do While dDate <= dtpTo.Value >>>>> >>>>> AddPoint = False >>>>> >>>>> If ps1.Contains(dDate) Then >>>>> >>>>> Chart1.Value(0, i) = ps1(dDate).Price >>>>> >>>>> AddPoint = True >>>>> >>>>> End If >>>>> >>>>> If ps2.Contains(dDate) Then >>>>> >>>>> Chart1.Value(1, i) = ps2(dDate).Price >>>>> >>>>> AddPoint = True >>>>> >>>>> End If >>>>> >>>>> If AddPoint Then >>>>> >>>>> Chart1.XValue(0, i) = dDate.ToOADate() >>>>> >>>>> Chart1.XValue(1, i) = dDate.ToOADate() >>>>> >>>>> i += 1 >>>>> >>>>> End If >>>>> >>>>> dDate = dDate.AddDays(1) >>>>> >>>>> Loop >>>>> >>>>> Chart1.CloseData(COD.Values) >>>>> >>>>> Chart1.CloseData(COD.XValues) >>>>> >>>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> > > Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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