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Date/Time: Thu, 16 Jan 2025 09:42:46 +0000
Post From: re:color bar based on alert condition possibility?
| [2017-08-06 19:24:53] |
| User68474 - Posts: 201 |
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Let me rephrase my question to, perhaps, make my question clearer. I already have a "Color Bar based upon Alert Condition" study which works perfectly. It is not based on any price levels or "crossovers",etc. Since I posted this query yesterday, I have experimented and found a way to successfully include certain actual price levels by adding the "Horizontal Lines" study and then referring to each "line" subgraph with conditions "H>=ID0.SG#,L<=ID0.SG#". Of course, it is quite tedious because, at least as far as I can interpolate from my reading of SC directions and my inexperience with programming, I have to create a separate alert study for each horizontal line (i.e. "ID0.SG#"). But, at least, it works well and I can make a template for future use. Let's call these predetermined horizontal price levels "static references", as I can change those actual prices anytime, usually at end of day/session when preparing for next day. What I would like to know, however, would it be possible to augment the formula/conditions to include "dynamic" price levels which could be added anytime, especially "on the run" intraday, by simply manually adding a "horizontal line" from "tools", which somehow could have its own "ID"/subgraph to refer to in the formula/conditions. Can manually drawn "Horizontal Lines" from tools ever have an actual "ID"/subgraph to refer to in a formula in the same way that, let's say, a MA or BolBand does. If not, why not?? |