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Amibroker chart : swing from Bar to Candle, Candle to Bar

Using a Amibroker chart for months, years, ages? Same look of the chart seems now boring? Or, candle chart got so clumsy that sometimes it is hard to understand? Or just want to make fun with charts outlook? Just do a simple tick to swift from Bar to Candle, Candle to Bar.
Tips :
Go to chart that has candle. 
Click on Right mouse button.
Click on `Edit Formula'. It will open the AFl in formula editor, dont get afraid.
Go to Edit (of formula editor, not amibroker)
Click Find.
Type `candle' in search box. (You will get result like : 1. if (PriceStyle==styleCandle) or 2. Plot( C, "Close", Color, styleCandle  | styleNoTitle ); or 3. Plot( C, "Close", color, styleCandle |)
Dont get out of the search box, but keeping it open select the word `Candle' in formula editor and changewith `Bar'.
Click Save (on formula editor, but keep the search box open) and you will get a new looking chart.
Liked it? Then close the search box. Disliked it? Undo the change, means, change the `bar' word with `candle' as you did before.
Close formula Editor.
Done.




Chart : candle and bar. 


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