Range Expressed as a Percentage

[cpatte7372]

Hello,

I wonder if someone can help express a range between high and low as a percentage. In the attached image the BR provides the range as a single number. In the example shown in the image the BR is 0.22, but the percentage range between the high and low would be 0.4%.

As always, I appreciate your help.

Cheers

Carlton

[ACM]

Carlton
I believe the percentage would be expressed by (range/price)*100
Alex

[cpatte7372]

Alex,

Thanks, you're correct - I should have realised that myself.

Cheers

Carlton

[cpatte7372]

Alex,

Would it be possible to have the calculation you mentioned below - range/price*100 - shown on the chart?

Thanks

Carlton

[cpatte7372]

Alex,

Would it also be possible to have the calculation somehow shown in the 20ma. I have attached the efs and a image.

Appreciate your help.

Cheers

Carlton

[ACM]

Carlton
Just create a simple non price study efs that contains the following line in main
var PctRng = ((high()-low())/close())*100;
and use PctRng for the return
Alternatively you can add it to the efs you posted (and include PctRng as the last item in the return). In this case you may also have to add a few statements in preMain to define the additional plot.
Alex

[cpatte7372]

Hello,

I have added an image to further illustrate what I'm trying to achieve.

As you will see from the image the cross-hairs are located where the 20sma(blue) = 7.9, 20ma(yellow) = 0.33 and the BR=0.35. I would like to somehow have the the 20ma(yellow) expressed as a percentage. Therefore the calculation would be (0.33/7.9)*100.

Also, the BR expressed as a percentage, therefore it would be (0.35/8.15)*100.

I hope that helps.

Thanks again.

Carlton

[cpatte7372]

Alex,

I'll give it a go.

Cheers

Carlton

[cpatte7372]

Alex,

I attempted to create an efs, as mentioned, however I'm not getting any output. I'll try and add it to the efs and see how I get on.

Cheers

C.

[cpatte7372]

Alex,

I couldn't get it to work.

Carlton

[ACM]

Carlton
It was not meant to provide a return but only to write the current percent value to the right of the last bar.
Anyhow I have since edited the message which now has the instructions for creating an efs or modifying the one you posted
Alex

[cpatte7372]

Alex,

Excellent mate. Thats exactly what I was after.

Thanks ever-so-much.

Cheers

Carlton