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Set the Y-Axis "based on" property programmatically?

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ycomp
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Anyone know how to set the Y-Axis based on property? I want to be able to switch between ScreenDateRange and EntireDateRangeSeriesOnly programmatically

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Graat
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You can access the ChartControl object of the indicator and modify the properties of the panel where the indicator is displayed. Do it in the Initialize Method, but you have to check for null.

 
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protected override void Initialize()
{
    if (ChartControl != null)
    {
        ChartControl.AutoScaleDateRangeTypeRight = AutoScaleDateRangeType.EntireDateRangeSeriesOnly;
    }
}
You can set it on 3 different axes:
  • AutoScaleDateRangeTypeRight
  • AutoScaleDateRangeTypeLeft
  • AutoScaleDateRangeTypeOver

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ycomp
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thanks, I'll check it out

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