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I'm not sure if you can paint bars based on time. The only known option is to use Session Indicator study. It will show you a colored line at the bottom of the main price graph. And you can set only two sessions in Sierra Chart.
You can color bars based on time with the Color Bar Based On Alert Condition study. You would need a separate instance of this study for each color, and a Simple Alert formula on the Alerts tab. Here is a link to the documentation: Study/Chart Alerts And Scanning - Sierra Chart
There is no Identifier in Simple Alerts for day of the week. For this, you'd need to use the Spreadsheet Study study. However, you could alternate two colors based on odd/even of the serialdate.
Thanks Tom, I had looked at the documentation for the simple alerts and color bar function, but realized it wouldn't do what I wanted - so it looks like the spreadsheet is the way to go.
I'll play with the spreadsheet and see what I come up with - would I need to use a separate sheet for each color?
I appreciate that you don't need to code in SC, but sometimes it seems a lot easier to whip up some code in Ninja to do these things....
Thanks swandro,
I saw your post as I was going to upload the same solution
In the documentation it says that any of the spreadsheet functions can be used, so i did it using 3 alerts.
Pretty straightforward once you know....