Plotting prices on y axis

[clubfoot]

I have an indicator which I need to plot prices so I can easily see it on the y-axis like so ... https://gyazo.com/d9f73beae3239df45d3ad9c1b7bb8c7e

I've tried adding plots to pull the data but I must be doing something wrong as its not even plotting a line. Is there an easier way to do this like..

Plot resistance2.yaxis? Also possibly having a line if there is one be transparent, if not I can deal with it not being transparent.

[NinjaTrader_JessicaP]

Hello clubfoot, and thank you for your question.

In order to plot values on your chart, every plot you added must have its Values[BarsInProgress][0] member assigned to every time one of its candles closes. This example OnBarUpdate routine would assign values to 3 plots.

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protected override void OnBarUpdate()
{
    if (BarsInProgress == 0)
    {
        Values[0][0] = Closes[0][0];
    }
    if (BarsInProgress == 1)
    {
        Values[1][0] = Highs[1][0];
    }
    if (BarsInProgress == 2)
    {
        Values[2][0] = SMA(BarsArray[2], 14)[0];
    }
}[/FONT]

I am providing some documentation on the Values array. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.

http://ninjatrader.com/support/helpGuides/nt8/en-us/values.htm

[clubfoot]

So if we take a bollinger band for example, I would start off with an addplot

AddPlot(Brushes.Blue, "BollingPlot");

then using the following

if (BarsInProgress == 0)
{
Values[0][0] = Bollinger(2, 14).Upper[0][0];
}

That would get me the current value to be displayed for the plot on the current bar?

How would I then exactly post the plot though?

Sorry I'm very confused

[NinjaTrader_JessicaP]

You are close, except that Bollinger(2, 14).Upper is a 1-D array, not a 2-D array, so you only need Bollinger(2, 14).Upper[0] , not Bollinger(2, 14).Upper[0][0] . If you wanted Bollinger values for higher data series, the format for that is Bollinger(BarsArray[1], 2, 14).Upper .

Any value that is stored in Values[0][0] shows up on your first added plot. Any value stored in Values[1][0] shows up on your second added plot. Any value that is stored in Values[n][0] shows up in your (n-1)'th plot.

[clubfoot]

Jessica, if I could kiss you I would. That explanation worked perfectly!

[NinjaTrader_JessicaP]

I am really glad I was able to assist Please let us know if there are any other ways we can help.