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Date/Time: Fri, 29 Nov 2024 17:26:55 +0000
3 QUESTIONS RE: = if ( id0.sg3 > max(id0.sg3[-1:-30]), 1, 0)
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| [2023-01-29 16:32:03] |
| User656492 - Posts: 143 |
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Hello Brains! = if ( id0.sg3 > max(id0.sg3[-1:-30]), 1, 0 ) I believe this should be true (in my case, paint a dash at Study Input: High) if the current bar makes a high as compared to the prior 30 bars. 1.) Is this correct? 2.) Should this line up with the Highest High / Lowest Low study, Length 30? 3.) Why does this paint a dash on the bar after the most recent high, thus signaling that a lower bar is also meeting this condition? |
| [2023-01-29 17:22:23] |
| User431178 - Posts: 545 |
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1.) No 2.) Yes 3.) Because your formula is not correct. ID0.SG3 refers to the lows, so you are alerting when the low is greater than the previod 29 lows. So instead, use: =IF(ID0.SG2>MAX(ID0.SG2[-1:-30]),1,0) Spreadsheet Example Formulas and Usage: Spreadsheet Study Equivalents of Simple Alerts and Main Price Graph Identifiers Date Time Of Last Edit: 2023-01-29 17:23:27
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| [2023-01-30 00:26:20] |
| User656492 - Posts: 143 |
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Well, that's embarrassing. Thanks for the correction! |
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