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Date/Time: Fri, 24 Jan 2025 06:31:37 +0000
[Programming Help] - Alert on the color of the indicator.
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| [2019-01-06 20:55:34] |
| 2garin - Posts: 184 |
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Good afternoon support. Is it possible to create alerts by indicator color? Tell me please: How to create an alert in ColorBackgroundBasedonAlertCondition for all blue bars above zero? |
12.jpg| [2019-01-06 21:55:02] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4162 |
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The blue bars are up-sloped, so use a formula like this for an alert at every blue bar above zero: =AND(ID5.SG1>ID5.SG1[-1],ID5.SG1>0) If you want an alert at the first blue bar above zero, use this: =OR( AND(ID5.SG1[-2]>ID5.SG1[-1],ID5.SG1>ID5.SG1[-1],ID5.SG1>0), AND(ID5.SG1>ID5.SG1[-1],ID5.SG1[-1]<0,ID5.SG1>0)) |
| [2019-01-06 23:28:59] |
| 2garin - Posts: 184 |
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With equal bars height, the color is inverted. How to mark blue bars in similar situations? In the next releases of the terminal, you can add a function that returns the value of one of the colors of the indicator colors? |
| [2019-01-06 23:30:45] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4162 |
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First, I'm a user, not SC Support. Second, if the bars change color, they are not the same height. |
| [2019-01-06 23:35:39] |
| 2garin - Posts: 184 |
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increased the number of decimal places and the condition worked.
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| [2019-01-09 09:18:27] |
| 2garin - Posts: 184 |
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How to mark all the bars in red (and equal too)?
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| [2019-01-09 15:15:49] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 4162 |
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Try this: =AND(ID4.SG1<=ID4.SG1[-1],ID4.SG1>0) If you look at the documentation and examples for alerts, you will be able to write your own formulas: Study/Chart Alerts And Scanning: Alert Condition Formula Format Study/Chart Alerts And Scanning: Alert Formula Examples |
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