Add Vertical Line
To add a vertical line to a chart:
- Select the Vertical Line tool in one of the following ways:
- On the toolbar, click the Add Line arrow
and then click Add Vertical Line. - In the Insert menu, point to Lines and then click Add Vertical Line.
- Right-click in the time values. In the pop-up menu, click Add Vertical Line.
- Right-click in the chart. In the pop-up menu, point to Chart Elements and then click Add Vertical Line.
* In the FX Trading Station, you can also select the tool in the following way:
In the Charts menu, point to Insert, point to Lines and then click Add Vertical Line.
- On the toolbar, click the Add Line arrow
- Click in the date and time on the chart which a vertical line will go along. The Add Vertical Line dialog will appear.

- Change the line parameters in the Parameters tab if necessary:
- To change the name, in the Name box, type the new name.
Note: To reset the line name to default, click the Reset button.
- To change the date and time which the vertical line goes along, in the Date box, select or type the date and time.
- To change the line style, in the appropriate boxes, click the desired color, style and width.
- To change the name, in the Name box, type the new name.
- Change the parameters of the line tag in the Tag tab if necessary:

- To show the tag indicating the date and time on the time axis, select the Show tag on time axis checkbox. Otherwise, clear the checkbox.
- To change the color of text in the tag, in the Text Color box, click the desired color.
- To select the color of text in the tag automatically, select the Select text color automatically checkbox. Otherwise, clear the checkbox.
Notes:
- To apply the changed properties (except the name) to all further vertical lines by default, click Set as Default.
- To reset factory settings for the line, click the Reset button.
- Click OK.
Notes:
- You can use the Vertical Line tool until tools timeout expires. To change tools timeout, see General Options.
- To deselect the Vertical Line tool, do the same actions as for selecting the tool or one of the following:
- Right-click in the chart.
- Press ESC.
Change Vertical Line Properties
To change the properties of a vertical line:
- Do one of the following:
- Double-click the vertical line.
- Right-click the vertical line. In the pop-up menu, click Change Vertical Line ‘Name’ where Name is the name of the the vertical line.
- See Change Properties/Remove Chart Elements.
The Vertical Line Properties dialog will appear.

- Change the line parameters in the Parameters tab:
- To change the name, in the Name box, type the new name.
Note: To reset the line name to default, click the Reset button.
- To change the date and time which the vertical line goes along, in the Date box, select or type the date and time.
- To change the line style, in the appropriate boxes, click the desired color, style and width.
- To change the name, in the Name box, type the new name.
- Change the parameters of the line tag in the Tag tab:

- To show the tag indicating the date and time on the time axis, select the Show tag checkbox. Otherwise, clear the checkbox.
- To change the color of text in the tag, in the Tag Text Color box, click the color.
- To select the color of text in the tag automatically, select the Select text color automatically checkbox. Otherwise, clear the checkbox.
Notes:
- To apply the changed properties (except the name) to all further vertical lines by default, click Set as Default.
- To reset factory settings for the line, click the Reset button.
- Click OK.
Move Vertical line
To move a vertical line:
- Drag the line to the desired date and time.
You can also move a vertical line changing the date and time which the line goes along. For details, see Change Vertical Line Properties.
Remove Vertical Line
To remove a vertical line, do one of the following:
- Right-click the line. In the pop-up menu click Remove Vertical Line ‘Name’ where Name is the name of the vertical line.
- Click the line and press DELETE.
- See Eraser Tool.
- See Change Properties/Remove Chart Elements.


