Tab Linking

Tab linking is a color-coded system that connects charts and watchlists so they update together.

How It Works

1. Assign a color to a chart tab and a watchlist
2. When you click an instrument in the watchlist, all charts with the same color automatically switch to that instrument
3. This creates a synchronized analysis workflow

Setting Up Tab Linking

On a Chart

1. Click the color circle on the chart tab header
2. Select a color from the palette
3. The tab header shows the selected color

On a Watchlist

1. Click the color circle on the watchlist panel header
2. Select the same color you used on the chart
3. The watchlist is now linked

Removing a Link

Select "No link" or click the active color again to unlink.

Multi-Color Linking

You can use different colors for different groups:

• Red group -- Your main analysis charts linked to Watchlist A
• Blue group -- A second set of charts linked to Watchlist B

Each color group operates independently. Clicking an instrument in a red-linked watchlist only affects red-linked charts.

Use Cases

• Watchlist scanning -- Click through symbols in your watchlist while multiple charts (different timeframes) all switch simultaneously
• Multi-timeframe analysis -- Link a 1-hour and daily chart to the same watchlist for instant multi-timeframe views
• Sector analysis -- Create watchlists by sector and link them to dedicated chart groups