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| + | ====== How do I overlay one chart on top of another? ====== | ||
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| + | Overlaid charts are charts that have two different datasets (i.e. a stock or an indicator), plotted on top of each other in the main charting window. | ||
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| + | To learn about overlaid charts please refer to our easy-to-follow [[http://blogs.stockcharts.com/step_by_step/2009/01/creating-an-overlapping-comparison-chart.html|Step by Step Tutorial on Creating Overlaid Charts]]. | ||
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| + | Please remember that there are limits on the number of datasets that each membership level can add to a single chart:\\ | ||
| + | Free users can see up to 4, Basic and Extra members can see up to 6 datasets per chart and Pro can see up to 10. | ||