Did you apply the same code on all charts? Or just on the 1-hour chart?

Ok so the code is only plotting on the chart it is applied on, so that’s normal 🙂

PRT can draw objects that can be visible on lower TFs, not custom code.

Thanks for you kind comment. Since my version doesn’t  have the ‘Link’ option you described I don’t know if various functionality is just missing and/or options restricted on the things I have got. So this maybe why i’m not getting it. Now when I dumb’ed down my comments, that was for my benefit and represents the level i’m on. From your comments,

 So Yes, the button you see under the mouse arrow in the 1st attachment. Btw, this copies everything regardless lower or higher timeframe, and including all your custom indicators.

I don’t get the  ‘lower or higher’ reference since I only know that A chart can only be on one timeframe at a time. So, a duplicate is initially on the same time frame, until you change it. Unless linked by timeframe.

Of course you can add parameters which relate to the timeframe so you can adapt this to certain standard TF’s you show. See foe example “UnitsInScreen” in the second attachment. So you still have one indicator, but a parameter keeps it visible.

When you say ‘add parameters, are you referring to a custom indicator which in general works on all timeframes that has a dynamic variable(s), which allows you to manually tweak some value in code depending on which timeframe your indicator happens to be on. And NOT that you can control the charts unit settings . 5min chart  25units = 25 bars on screen and 525 bars of historic data. And i’m totally lost with “but a parameter keeps it visible.” Now I get a strong impression from your later comments when you talk about ‘Master Chart’, ‘Link’ and copying multiple charts etc that there may be some dis-connect between our descriptions based on our version experience. You did remind me to look at the link button on  the charts top bar, which I can see offers some additional options. I’ll look into these and the difference in version. Thanks for your comments.

Thanks for the clarification Peter, I think  i’m getting it!. Some problem I have are due to not knowing the limits and thinking beyond them. Say this, if entering a maze you have the option to go left, right or straight on, but the only way to the center is to go right. Confident and care free, and NOT knowing that, allows you go left and waste your time and effort on something that can’t be done, but you don’t know that at that point. Having been totally lost you end up back at the beginning, and filled with some relief, decides to go straight on. This time, more seriously,  with a plan to logically map all the paths, this feels good, but as time goes on there’s, a growing feeling in the back of your mind thinking I didn’t do that when I went left, did I miss something!. By the time your efforts get you back to the beginning you’ve talked yourself into going left again and systematically mapping all those paths, more time and effort. When finally, you get to the point when the only path left is the right path, and, you haven’t given up by then,  your tired and frustrated etc and think it wasn’t worth it and may not do it again. If there’s anything to be taken from my little story is that the thousand of wrong paths build your knowledge in deciding on which direction you take next time,  and usually that is more useful in the long run, than your original goal you set out on. It would be a waste of time if you did not try again. Just for clarity’s sake, take 3. The vertical line @ 25 bars back  from current bar on the 5min chart 100 units, will disappear if you duplicate the chart then change the time frame to 1 sec. This, because firstly, the chart is still set to 100 units, and  basic 100 unit charts only loads 600/ bars with 100 displayed, this may vary depending on any additional bar that have accumulated and zoom altered before duplication. And secondly. 5min = 300sec    and 25 x 5min  equates to    25 x 300 = 7500sec  + a few from current bar. This can be overcome by increasing the charts units but, your application doesn’t require this because you only want to use the functionality of the indicator, ‘the line’, in a second chart and position and not to display the position of the 5min line, on the 1 sec chart. Now in concept terms, the indicator just draws a vertical line, you want a line in a couple of places, you do this by adding the indicator to all charts that require it, introduce the dynamic variable,  you can manually offset a value  say ‘1’ and by multiplying 25 for the 5min to get the 25 bars position and then multiplying by 100 on the 1 sec to get 100 bars position. Job done! This reminds me, you can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink! A thing I’ve come across while trekking the maze and expanded on while looking it to this, poses this question, ‘What is a bar!’ Until recently I thought a bar was a fixed period of time, however, it appears, to be a bar it needs at least 1 tick of market data, and the barindex count doesn’t increment if it doesn’t see this how ever long it takes . This is more likely to happen on smaller time frames since the time period of a bar is small enough to be exceed by a period of no market activity.  Today while working through you comments Iv’e notice that the ‘Ruler’ tool doesn’t seem to follow this concept but counts a bar as a fixed period of time. I wonder how I get confused at times! Thanks. All the Best.