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Date/Time: Fri, 29 Nov 2024 04:42:40 +0000
[Programming Help] - Force Index Inputs and Programming in ACSIL
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| [2023-03-10 16:58:59] |
| Le Dharma - Posts: 73 |
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So, I came across an indicator I'd like to use, called Force Index. The Study has No Inputs, and records a constant number called Force Index Average. To put in bluntly, the Study is completely useless in SpreadSheets. So, I'd need to go and start changing the Study code in ACSIL- Something I have been holding off on doing. I am very proficient in SS, but SS is kinda useless without a while loop. So, I'd like to Learn ACSIL. Unfortunately, learning ACSIL is ridiculously hard if you don't know where or how to begin. Is there a Coder out there, who can help me put the actual Force Index into the Subgraphs section? Or perhaps a Coder who would be willing to teach me to Code in ACSIL? |
| [2023-03-10 17:44:53] |
| ForgivingComputers.com - Posts: 960 |
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To put in bluntly, the Study is completely useless in SpreadSheets.
The Force Index Study has a subgraph. You can access the subgraph in any spreadsheet using the IDx.SG1@3 in row three of any formula column (e.g. K-Z)=ID1.SG1@3
BTW: The reason there are no inputs is the formula for Force Index doesn't need any. Subgraph_ForceIndex[i] = sc.Volume[i] * (sc.Close[i] - sc.Close[i-1]);
You could easily add this to any spreadsheet with this formula in K3: =F3*(E3-E4)
So, I'd need to go and start changing the Study code in ACSIL
You could, but I am not sure why you think you need to. Is there a Coder out there, who can help me put the actual Force Index into the Subgraphs section?
I think I just did. Or perhaps a Coder who would be willing to teach me to Code in ACSIL?
I would be happy to get you started. brad (at) forgivingcomputers (dot) com Date Time Of Last Edit: 2023-03-10 17:49:03
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| [2023-03-10 20:41:27] |
| Le Dharma - Posts: 73 |
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Thanks Brad - Still having some trouble tho with force index - the column for that subgraph is only a constant called "Force Index Average". I'm having no luck changing it from a constant number. But that's all ok. I sent you an email earlier today. I'm hoping we can work together again. I look forward to speaking with you -Benjamin |
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