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Date/Time: Fri, 10 Jan 2025 20:16:51 +0000
Color Bars when n Bars above Moving Average.
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| [2016-10-02 17:29:29] |
| User150371 - Posts: 70 |
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Hello, I am trying to color bars after there has been a sequence of n bars whose Lows have been above a moving average. eg the Low of the last 10 bars has been above the 20 MA. I have tried using the Color Bar Based on Alert Condition and the following formula =AND(L>ID:6.SG1,L[-1]>ID:6.SG1,L[-2]>ID:6.SG1,L[-3]>ID:6.SG1,L[-4]>ID:6.SG1,L[-5]>ID:6.SG1,L[-6]>ID:6.SG1,L[-7]>ID:6.SG1,L[-8]>ID:6.SG1,L[-9]>ID:6.SG1) where ID:6.SG1 is the 20MA. But this is not achieving the desired results. Is there a better way to do this ? Thank you. |
| [2016-10-02 18:17:41] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4147 |
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Two things: -remove the : from the ID# -use [-#] for each of the MAs Try this: =AND(L>ID6.SG1,L[-1]>ID6.SG1[-1],L[-2]>ID6.SG1[-2],L[-3]>ID6.SG1[-3],L[-4]>ID6.SG1[-4],L[-5]>ID6.SG1[-5],L[-6]>ID6.SG1[-6],L[-7]>ID6.SG1[-7],L[-8]>ID6.SG1[-8],L[-9]>ID6.SG1[-9]) |
| [2016-10-02 18:57:08] |
| User150371 - Posts: 70 |
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Thanks tomgilb for the correction. It works now.
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