How do I calculate the angle between two lines on a chart

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I'm trying to calculate the angle between a Target Line and a Trend Line
(both are straight lines) on a chart. Any ideas as to how I would do this?
Thanks
 
SLOPE is a measure of the angle a line makes to the x-axis
So slope2-slope1 is proportional to the angle between two lines
Now do your homework
best wishes
 

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