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Post From: Histogram help

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John - SC Support - Posts: 32696
=AND(ID12.SG2 > ID12.SG2[-1]-1.0, < ID12.SG2) The above formula is not formatted correctly. The second part of the AND() function (i.e. after the comma) is missing something to compare with ID12.SG2. And we are not sure what you are trying to accomplish with "ID12.SG2 > ID12.SG2[-1] - 1.0". If you just want to color a bar when the study subgraph of ID12.SG2 goes below -1, then you would use the following: =ID12.SG2 < -1.0 In this case, there is no point in bothering with the original formula we gave you, as this will give include that particular situation. Think about what you really want to accomplish from this alert and make it match that situation. You have a lot of tools at your disposal to make this do what you want. For the most reliable, advanced, and zero cost futures order routing, use the Teton service: Sierra Chart Teton Futures Order Routing