How to Transfer Price Levels to Another Chart

[Robert H 455]

The latest version of DAS now does this automatically. 

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A lot of traders build their Watchlist every morning in a "main" chart. This is where price levels (HoriztonalLine) are added based on support/resistance levels from the pre-market, daily chart, etc. After the Watchlist is built, you can "transfer" the user-added price levels to other charts by doing the following:

 

Add your manual price levels

Right-click chart

Click Save Settings

Click Save

Click Yes when asked to replace

Add symbol to the other chart

Right-click new chart

Click Load Settings

Select the .cst file you saved earlier

Click Open

Price levels are now added to the new chart

 

Though a very manual process, it only needs to be done once every morning. The good news is that price levels for ALL symbols are saved in the file, so you can load the same settings file to all your other stations.

[Peter S 3]

Thanks Robby, I'd been hoping there was a way to do this on DAS

[True 17]

I'm glad to hear that there's a way to do this, and thank you for adding this info, but I gotta say I'm pretty disappointed that there isn't a simpler way to do this.  Coming from TOS I feel like I've stepped back in time switching to DAS haha.

[TOTO7469 2]

Hello,

I tried to do exactly the same thing but it didn't work.

When I load settings on new chart, nothing happen.

Does anyone has the same issue ?

Thanks.

[Yeng 0]

I'm having the same issue as TOTO7469.

I made price levels, saved, and tried loading to secondary chart. Nothing happened. 

[Lee W 82]

This got a lot easier when DAS version 5.2.0.31 was released. See this post below for information on the Global Trendline feature. To enable, right click the chart, Configure, the look at the bottom of the options. If you’re on .31 or newer you’ll have checkboxes for the Global Trendline feature. 

 

Edited September 29, 2018 by Lee W

[Meirlandau10 13]

Thanks,this ha

elped me.

[dalt 0]

Thank you Robert.

I now see it on the other chart, but if i draw it on daily, on the 5mins charts it goes out of proportion...