Drawing on Volume in Lower Area

[jumanjiz]

I use VolumeAvg(x) in a lower area. If I just use that, i can draw with drawing tools on/in the volume area. I like this cause it helps me consider what the volume story is saying.

However, I also use/want to use a study in that same lower area - the SMI_Ironrod study is what I'm currently using.

When using that study at the same time, i can no longer draw on the volume area.

I could move the SMI study to a second lower area, but i'd rather keep the screen space.

Does anyone know if there are any ways to be able to draw on volume on a lower area if there's another study also overlayed on it?

 

[merryDay]

I use VolumeAvg(x) in a lower area. If I just use that, i can draw with drawing tools on/in the volume area. I like this cause it helps me consider what the volume story is saying.

However, I also use/want to use a study in that same lower area - the SMI_Ironrod study is what I'm currently using.

When using that study at the same time, i can no longer draw on the volume area.

I could move the SMI study to a second lower area, but i'd rather keep the screen space.

Does anyone know if there are any ways to be able to draw on volume on a lower area if there's another study also overlayed on it?

The ToS platform does not provide that ability