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Date/Time: Fri, 22 Nov 2024 03:02:38 +0000
Request: Additional setting on High/Low for Time Period Study
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| [2013-04-18 03:01:27] |
| rc7rader - Posts: 144 |
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The High/Low for Time Period - Extended study prints on all days in a chart. Is it possible to allow input on the number of days to calculate the study like in the Daily OHLC study? I use the study to show pre-market and opening range highs and lows for the day. The High/Low lines for the previous days are no longer relevant the next trading day and it is preferable that it does not print anymore on the current day. Giving the option to enter the number of days to calculate allows someone to study the chart if they want to go back several days. I hope this does not require too much work on your part. Thank you. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2013-04-18 03:03:25
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| [2013-04-18 20:05:33] |
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We can add this.
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| [2013-04-19 00:22:17] |
| rc7rader - Posts: 144 |
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Thank you so much.
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| [2013-04-30 04:08:42] |
| rc7rader - Posts: 144 |
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I tried the new number of days to calculate feature. I set it to 1. I was hoping it would just calculate on the current day but it was including the previous day and the current day. That makes it 2 days, not 1 day. As I mentioned in my request, the previous day's premarket high and low are no longer relevant to the current day unless you are reviewing the data for several days. I hope it won't be too much work to adjust the code so that putting "1" on the number of days to calculate will only calculate the current day. Thank you. |
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