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[Programming Help] - Please help me combine these two alerts
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| [2020-11-16 00:37:10] |
| User845052 - Posts: 75 |
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=CROSSOVER(ID2.SG1, ID9.SG1) AND (H >= ID2.SG1,L <= ID2.SG1) I am using Color Bars Based on Alert Condition. Both of these formulas work as intended, and for my test I identified a location where both independently were calculated TRUE. I just don't know the correct formula to combine them or whether it's possible. Thanks |
| [2020-11-16 06:48:42] |
| Ackin - Posts: 1865 |
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=AND(CROSSOVER(ID2.SG1, ID9.SG1),H >= ID2.SG1,L <= ID2.SG1) note. X and Y and Z =AND(x,y,z) X or Y =OR(x,y) Date Time Of Last Edit: 2020-11-18 09:23:35
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| [2020-11-16 06:52:09] |
| Ackin - Posts: 1865 |
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Alert Formula Examples Study/Chart Alerts And Scanning: Alert Formula Examples |
| [2020-11-18 08:35:06] |
| User845052 - Posts: 75 |
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Why would this formula be erroneous? Is it written wrong? =AND(CROSSOVER(ID12.SG3,ID15.SG3),(H <= ID20.SG2,L < ID20.SG2)) Let's assume that I got all the subgraphs correct, that the formulas are capable of being both true simultaneously. Sierrachart is giving me an error via popup about the formula. For the record I have tried variations of putting spaces after commas. |
| [2020-11-18 08:54:03] |
| Ackin - Posts: 1865 |
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Try without "()" inside =AND(CROSSOVER(ID12.SG3,ID15.SG3),H<=ID20.SG2,L<ID20.SG2) |
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