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    I tried to write this in the Wizard and could not do math signs so I did the best I could then went into the editor to modify and make it read the best I could. It does not like what I did. Could you tell me how I can do math functions in the Wizard?

    I simply want to make a price bar turn white when these conditions are met:

    high(0) - low(0)/vol(0) < high(-1) - low(-1)/vol(-1)
    and
    vol(0) > vol(-1)

    Thanks. Wavethree3

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    Last edited by Wavethree3; 07-16-2005, 03:45 PM.

  • #2
    Hi Wavethree

    I am also new to formula writing but checked your efs. There are two things I noticed. I expect you are trying to calculate the difference between the high and the low and then divide that by the volume so you will need to put high(0) - low(0) in brackets before you divide by the volume otherwise you will calculate the high minus the (low divided by the volume). Not what youw ant I think. Also 'vol(0)' is not recognised and you need to use the whole word volume. I have made the edits and it tests out fine - have a look
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    Honesty and Valour - where did they go?

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    • #3
      Other bars default black

      Thanks for taking the time to help me.

      It works great except I have a black background with red bars. The ones that are not white can't be seen because they are coming out black. I can't seem to change them red again.

      The only way to see them is to change my chart backgound color. I can do that if there is no easy solution. Any ideas?

      Wavethree3

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      • #4
        Wavethree3
        You have two options available to you to resolve this.
        The first one is to open the efs with the Editor and insert setDefaultPriceBarColor(Color.red) right after the line setColorPriceBars(true);.
        The other option is to open the efs with the Formula Wizard and add a Set2 condition identical to the one shown in the image below.
        Alex

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        • #5
          You guys are awsome!

          Thanks Slipperx and Alexis for such great service. It is a pleasure to post, knowing there are such great people as yourselves out there waiting to help.

          Wavethree3

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          • #6
            Hey Wavetree

            No problem - we need all the help we can get - Alex is Great!!

            Good luck

            Slipperx
            Honesty and Valour - where did they go?

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