How to get rid of additional/ unnecessary info on study label?

[c0der]

 

[MerryDay]

@c0der those are all the 'input' statements. If you replace 'input' w/ 'def', they will not show. But then you won't be able to edit those in the change box.

 

[c0der]

yeah I still want to keep them editable.. so there's no way to hide those pesky info?

 

[Pensar]

@c0der Unchecking the "show title" will remove a small portion, but otherwise no.

 

[SleepyZ]

You could try the 'Data Box" option as shown in the image below, including checking the autohide option, which will hide that entire row. To hide the 'Data Box', you can choose 'Fixed' and minimize it.

In this image, the 'row' is hidden

 

[c0der]

I still need the 30.67 and 2.55 numbers though..

 

[c0der]

Alternatively, how do I get the IVRank and IV to display as a chart label?

 

[floydddd]

You could try the 'Data Box" option as shown in the image below, including checking the autohide option, which will hide that entire row. To hide the 'Data Box', you can choose 'Fixed' and minimize it.

In this image, the 'row' is hidden

SZ: how is it you were able to get the full name of the company placed in the ribbon in blue in your screenshot? i've got lots of stuff in that ribbon but no company name. and i'd like it. and i'd like to remove some of the other elements. can you help? thanks!

 

[SleepyZ]

SZ: how is it you were able to get the full name of the company placed in the ribbon in blue in your screenshot? i've got lots of stuff in that ribbon but no company name. and i'd like it. and i'd like to remove some of the other elements. can you help? thanks!

As far as I know, you cannot control the info displayed in the 'blue line' of the chart. To see the company name there as displayed in the image I posted, you probably just need to maximize the size of the chart area on your workspace.

 

[SleepyZ]

Alternatively, how do I get the IVRank and IV to display as a chart label?

Here are two ways using addlabel and/or addchartbubble. I used implied volatility. I do not know what study was used for IV Rank, but just add a label as in the code below.

addlabel(1, "IV:" + imp_volatility, color.green);

#or as a chartbubble you can move

input bubblemoverside_to_side = 3; #used to move the bubble left and right
def n  = bubblemoverside_to_side;
def n1   = n + 1;
input bubblemover_updown = 2; #used to move the bubble up and down
AddChartBubble(IsNaN(close[n]),
               close[n1] + TickSize() * bubblemover_updown,
               "IV:"+imp_volatility[n1],
                Color.green, yes);

 

[floydddd]

thanks much, sz. kinda figured ...