![]() In this example, we’ve identified an extra amount of space below the minimum price by an extra 5% of the min/max range, and above the max by 10% of the range. By choosing the Sub-graph margins option (shown just below the red arrow in the following image), you can specify a buffer above and/or below those min/max range in percent. If you want to give it just a bit more room to allow for indicators that plot slightly above/below price, you can add a buffer of space above and below the price extremes. Then, TradeStation will set the y-axis price range based on the highest and lowest plotted price, ignoring what indicators plot. To fix this issue, you can usually safely uncheck the Expand Range option. That causes the price bars to get compressed. If the Expand range option is checked, TradeStation will show everything from the max plotted price all the way to that 0 value. In some cases, an indicator may plot an erroneous value, such as 0. When this is checked, TradeStation will expand the Y-axis to include anything indicators plot. This selection is pointed to by the red arrow in the image, below. ![]() If you bring up the Format/Symbol dialog box, the Scaling tab has an option to Expand Range to include Analysis Techniques.
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