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[Programming Help] - coding help;
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| [2021-12-08 20:47:55] |
| User259724 - Posts: 43 |
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I am new to writing code. If I have a condition, for example, that a close be higher than 2 moving averages, that would be and(c>ID1.SG1, c>ID2.SG1) where ID1.SG1 and ID2.SG1 are the 2 moving averages. If I want to have the condition, for example, that a close be higher than either moving average, that would require an "or" condition. How would I write this? Thanks for any replies. |
| [2021-12-08 20:53:52] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4179 |
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=OR(C>ID1.SG1, C>ID2.SG1)
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| [2021-12-08 21:06:01] |
| User259724 - Posts: 43 |
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Thank you for your reply. What I actually wanted to do was to combine several "and" conditions with an "or" condition. For example close above 2 moving averages (as above) and a close greater than h[-1] or h[-2]. How would I write this? Thanks for any replies.
Date Time Of Last Edit: 2021-12-08 21:11:38
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| [2021-12-08 21:22:04] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4179 |
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=AND(C>ID1.SG1, C>ID2.SG1),OR(C>H[-1], C>H[-2]))
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