Price lines across different charts for same instrument

[aminus04]

Im looking to be able to draw a price line in one chart and have the same line show up in another chart with the same instrument. Is that possible? I tried search and couldnt find anything, I also tried linking the charts but the guide lines didnt copy over.

 

[scottbonerigo]

Im looking to be able to draw a price line in one chart and have the same line show up in another chart with the same instrument. Is that possible? I tried search and couldnt find anything, I also tried linking the charts but the guide lines didnt copy over.

You can try the instrument overlay study

 

[Omegaknight]

As long as both charts are the same analysis it can be done. I currently have an 3 ES Futures charts open, 5m, 1m, 12s. all 3 charts have the same objects on them because they are the same analysis. I even have some indicators on the 5m that only show up there because I switched the visibility to that timeframe only.

 

[LikesToTrade]

Im looking to be able to draw a price line in one chart and have the same line show up in another chart with the same instrument. Is that possible? I tried search and couldnt find anything, I also tried linking the charts but the guide lines didnt copy over.

Sorry, I too have this problem: I have a 1m and 5m chart open (same symbol) next to each other. Horizontal lines I draw in one chart do not appear in the other. What am I missing?

 

[bdabas]

Anyone please share this if possible. How yo do it?

 

[KVK0711]

I am trying to use the "cloud study" to populate horizontal lines on my charts. My data feed is CQG and when i use EPU21 for the instrument name, the study nag screen states No matching symbol: EP. I've tried the @EPU21 and get same nag message. What am i missing?
I am using google sheets for spreadsheet, formatted like: Symbol,Price Level,Note,Foreground Color,Background Color,Diameter
Seems simple enough, publish on web, copy link into Cloud Study, but apparently i am missing a step or two. Pls advise

 

[CV123]

Was this ever figured out?