Multiple time-frame in a single chart

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Hello guys,

Can someone please help me in setting up multiple time-frame in the single chart window. For ex - I want to see both 5 min and 3 min time-frame in a single chart window (one below the another). It is required for intraday scalping purpose. I don’t want to re scale the chart windows. So basically want to see two different time frame charts in a single window.

Tried to get some info from amibroker help file but not able to implement in the chart.

Kindly point me to the right direction.

Cheers ! :slight_smile:

Jessica

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@jessica I’m not certain what your goal is. If you want them in a “one below another” you can use different panes, or change your charts to stack vertically.

Watch the video and read the user guide section, experiment with the information provided, then come back if that is not what you wanted.

http://www.amibroker.net/video/layouts.html
https://www.amibroker.com/guide/h_sheets.html

And this is also part of a previous post on this forum,

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Although you can use different time frames with your vertically tiled charts, it occurred to me that you may be looking for programmatic time frame manipulation. So read

https://www.amibroker.com/guide/h_timeframe.html

For example here I can plot weekly OHLC under a daily chart,

wo = TimeFrameGetPrice( "O", inWeekly, 0, expandPoint ); 
wh = TimeFrameGetPrice( "H", inWeekly, 0, expandPoint ); 
wl = TimeFrameGetPrice( "L", inWeekly, 0, expandPoint ); 
wc = TimeFrameGetPrice( "C", inWeekly, 0, expandPoint ); 

PlotOHLC( wo, wh, wl, wc, "Weekly Close", colorWhite, styleCandle );

And produce this type of chart,
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Thanks @portfoliobuilder . This answer is related to my query. Let me go through the link you have provided and i am sure i will be able to do something with the chart !

Thank you so much. Appreciate your help :smiley:

Jessica

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