Multiple series for Candlestick?

[Sam Halliday]

Dear all,

Is it possible to have multiple series in a Candlestick chart? I have two sets of data that have the same x axis, but different y value statistics. I was hoping to display both on the same chart. (e.g. one in blue, the others in red).

[Sam Halliday]

Never mind - sorry, just realised that having multiple repeats of the four column pattern results in multiple series appearing. Smashing.

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Sam

On 30 Dec 2011, at 20:50, Sam Halliday wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> Is it possible to have multiple series in a Candlestick chart? I have two sets of data that have the same x axis, but different y value statistics. I was hoping to display both on the same chart. (e.g. one in blue, the others in red).
>

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[Sam Halliday]

Hmm, the multiple candlestick graphs do not place the candlesticks above/below each other. The candlesticks are reduced greatly in size and what remains is a very thin vertical line for each of the series. Is there any way to have multiple candlesticks without their width being affected?

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Sam

[Jinji]

Sorry, but no.

Candlesticks are like bars in this matter. Additional series are places next to the other series, so there's less width for each bar.