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Hello Everyone. I am trying to copy and paste a thinkscript to my watchlist "custom quote." However, I have no more available custom quotes. Can someone explain how to delete custom quotes that I have used for prior thinkscripts to paste new thinkscript? Thanks.
Thank you so much. I have searched everywhere trying to figure this out. Thanks.Just delete the existing code and copy over... I Copy my code into the Clipboard, open the Custom Column, Hit Ctrl+A to highlight existing code and then hit Ctrl+V to Paste and overwrite... Then save as usual, after renaming and verifying timeframe for aggregation... You cannot delete Custom Quotes... You get 20, or however many it is, and have to reuse them...
You can't delete them, but what you can do to "remove" the custom scripts you are not using is to rename them as "Customx" x being 1, 2, 3, etc. and then simply replacing whatever the code is to SimpleMovingAvg(). That is how the system allocated custom scripts are when unchanged.When I want to import the column script by the sharing link, it shows that I have too much custom quotes. May I ask how to delete the old watchlist column script from ThinkorSwim that I will no longer needed?
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