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Thank you for providing such a beautiful candlestick plot, which is often used for trading visulization. In reality, however, trading does not happen every day. We always get some missing date in our data due to weekends, holidays, or trading halts. We do not want them to show on the plots. Some of them may last for several months.
For example:
As a result, would you please add a new feature to omit those missing date with no data on candlestick plots?
@ogladkov I understand the problem and keep the position that a hack is possible on the R level, but a 'native' solution would have to come from plotly.js, please follow this thread instead -- plotly/plotly.js#1382
Not sure why this topic tends to attract such toxic behavior which is another big reason why I choose to ignore it.
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Thank you for providing such a beautiful candlestick plot, which is often used for trading visulization. In reality, however, trading does not happen every day. We always get some missing date in our data due to weekends, holidays, or trading halts. We do not want them to show on the plots. Some of them may last for several months.
For example:
As a result, would you please add a new feature to omit those missing date with no data on candlestick plots?
This issue may be helpful, especially these parameter conceptions.
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