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[Programming Help] - code problem
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| [2018-12-31 01:48:09] |
| 1234567 - Posts: 42 |
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i have have past this code = C[-1] > ID1.SG1 and its keeps saying #SYNTAX! why is it doing that? and other it, like that code " C[-1] " thank you btw im using it in spreadsheets. |
| [2018-12-31 01:53:37] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4162 |
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Spreadsheets use a different syntax. Try this in row 3: =E4>ID1.SG1@3 Date Time Of Last Edit: 2018-12-31 04:48:04
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| [2018-12-31 02:26:38] |
| 1234567 - Posts: 42 |
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I trying to place a buy exits(sell) order, after i bought the previous stock, buy i have trouble with the code. in the buy entry, that good. but i only want to place 1 buy exits(sell), buy not continuous buy exits(sell). any help would be helpful thank you buy exits(sell) = E3 - B3 = B3 - E3 thank you |
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| [2019-01-01 01:05:23] |
| 1234567 - Posts: 42 |
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any Idea would be helpful:)
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| [2019-01-01 01:40:30] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4162 |
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You'll need to create a persistent Buy signal that is released with the Sell signal, then find each transition. In O3: =IF(E4>ID1.SG1@3,1,IF(E3-B3=B3-E3,0,O4)) In K3: =AND(O4=0,O3=1) In L3: =AND(O4=1,O3=0) This is a variation of this example: Spreadsheet Example Formulas and Usage: Buy on First Signal and Ignore Multiple Signals |
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