Quick Access To Studies and Chart setups In ThinkOrSwim

[stormy77]

Greetings!
I have about a dozen saved study sets and I use 3 of them several times a day. It's a bit tedious to go through "load study set.." and find the one I need and switch several times a day. Trying to see if there's a way to add 2 or 3 favorite study sets somewhere so I can load them with 1 quick click

Thanks!

 

[MerryDay]

Your favorite chart setups can be saved by:

• clicking on one of the beakers
  
  along the top of your chart
• then click on save chart setup

Then to load that chart setup

• click on the beaker
• click on the Sets tab (comes after Studies and Strategies)
• choose your chart setup
• click use set

Naming convention when saving studies. As you can see in the above image (and anyone who have ever loaded a shared link from me):
All my studies have a prefix. This sorts my studies to the top of the studies list and lets me find what I need quickly.

• Scripts that are a work-in-progress all are start w/ the prefix A0_
• My most used and favorites A1_
• A2 == top chart studies
• A3 == scanner only scripts
• A4 == lower chart studies
• A5 == labels
• A9 == are studies that I have no use for at the moment BUT who knows what the future may bring.

@stormy77

 

[Mr_Wheeler]

There's a short cut in the options menu. It's an epiphany.

 

[grapetux]

Greetings!
I have about a dozen saved study sets and I use 3 of them several times a day. It's a bit tedious to go through "load study set.." and find the one I need and switch several times a day. Trying to see if there's a way to add 2 or 3 favorite study sets somewhere so I can load them with 1 quick click

Thanks!

I like to make shortcut buttons with 'my tools' as a floating window.. You can save different styles with all your studies and drawings / drawing tools pre loaded and switch your charts up with one click. Go under the gear icon next to the beaker on the main chart page, and under general My Tools - I like to have it as a single floating panel that you can move around... all my styles and different drawings tools loaded right there, no menu navigation required