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Date/Time: Mon, 25 Nov 2024 16:52:46 +0000

[User Discussion] - Swing High and Low using spreadsheets for automated trading

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[2024-02-25 08:32:15] #1 [Go To First Post]
aswade3451 - Posts: 19
I am attempting to create a condition that allows a short only if the last swing high is lower that the last swing high. How can I use the spreadsheet to save the value of the current swing high and prior swing high so that I can create a formula to compare them? Attached I supplied a Screenshot of what I am looking at as well as my spreadsheet...
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[2024-02-25 14:38:46] #2 [Go To First Post]
Sawtooth - Posts: 4120
How can I use the spreadsheet to save the value of the current swing high and prior swing high Use this example: Spreadsheet Example Formulas and Usage: Return Last Two Zig Zag Reversal Values
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[2024-02-27 00:27:12] #3 [Go To First Post]
aswade3451 - Posts: 19
Using that example code just copied the study values from the original cells to O3. I need every value > 0 to print on this line only. Unless I can compare the last value >0 to the previous value >0
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[2024-02-27 01:05:51] #4 [Go To First Post]
Sawtooth - Posts: 4120
That example creates a persistent value of the most recent event, and the second most recent event, and brings both values to row 3, in columns O and P respectively, where you can compare them. Use a formula like this in O3: =IF(ID3.SG1@3 > 0, ID3.SG1@3, O4) Use a formula like this in P3: =IF(ID3.SG1@3 > 0, O4, P4) -where the Swing High and Low study is ID3. This is for the Swing High. Replicate in two other Formula Columns for the Swing Low.
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[2024-02-27 02:50:20] #5 [Go To First Post]
aswade3451 - Posts: 19
That code does work. I think I was getting confused because didn't have the second subgraph enabled Code used for swing highs (HH is the Cell for Swing high) =IF(HH3>0, HH3, O4) --- Cell O =IF(HH3>0, O4, P4)--- Cell P =IF(HH3>0, P4, Q4)--- Cell Q Code used for swing LOWS (HI is the Cell for Swing Low) =IF(HI3>0, HI3, R4)--- Cell R =IF(HI3>0, R4, S4)--- Cell S =IF(HI3>0, S4, T4)--- Cell T
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