[spideysteve]

No problem ... thanks for trying ... actually I just (2 minutes ago) got a reply from OEC which said much the same thing ...

Unfortunately, at this time, we do not offer the ability to overlay indicators on top of each other.

Thanks again for checking into it Trader .....

[Tams]

give this a try.
you can massage the TRIX range with TRIX.multiplier.

p.s. I have not tried it in OEC. I merely combined the EasyLanguage code.
if the individual indicator works in OEC, then this combined version should work too.

inputs:
	TRIX.multiplier(5),
	Price( Close ),
	Length( 9 ),
	ColorNormLength( 14 ),                                                       
	UpColor( Yellow ),                                                             
	DnColor( Red );
	 
variables:
	var1( 0 ),
	var2( 0 ) ;


var1 = TRIX( Price, Length ) * TRIX.multiplier +50 ;

Plot1( var1, "TRIX" ) ;
Plot2( 50, "ZeroLine" ) ;

condition1 = UpColor >= 0 and DnColor >= 0 ;                     
if condition1 then
begin
	var2 = NormGradientColor( var1, true, ColorNormLength, UpColor,
	 DnColor ) ;
	SetPlotColor( 1, var2 );
end;
 
condition1 = var1 crosses over 0 ;                  
if condition1 then
	Alert( "Indicator turning positive" )
else
begin 
condition1 = var1 crosses under 0 ;
 if condition1 then
	Alert( "Indicator turning negative" ) ;
end;


{---------------------}
inputs: 
	R.Length( 14 ), 
	R.OverSold( 20 ), 
	R.OverBought( 80 ), 
	R.OverSColor( blue ), 
	R.OverBColor( Red ) ;

variables:
	var0.R( 0 ) ;

var0.R = PercentR( R.Length ) ;

Plot3( var0.R, "%R" ) ;
Plot4( R.OverBought, "OverBot" ) ;
Plot5( R.OverSold, "OverSld" ) ;

                  
if var0.R > R.OverBought then 
	SetPlotColor( 3, R.OverBColor ) 
else if var0.R < R.OverSold then 
	SetPlotColor( 3, R.OverSColor ) ;

condition1 = var0.R crosses over R.OverSold ;
if condition1 then
	Alert( "Indicator exiting oversold zone" )
else 
begin
condition1 = var0.R crosses under R.OverBought ; 
if condition1 then
	Alert( "Indicator exiting overbought zone" ) ;
end;