CODE HELP – A VERY SIMPLE ONE

• 03/23/2016 at 2:43 PM #4155
  GraHal

  Hello  Everyone

  c1 = Close > Highest[259](Close[1])

  Does the above mean …

  if the current bar close is higher than highest close in the last 259 bars counted up to the bar before the current bar (260)

  Thanks

  GraHal

   

   

  

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  03/23/2016 at 3:24 PM #4159
  Nicolas

  Hello GraHal,

  Seems that you are right, look at my screenshot, just made a little indicator to show the difference.

  

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  03/23/2016 at 7:04 PM #4167
  GraHal

  Hey thanks Nicolas, that’s great!

  I never thought of doing that … but have now, however I don’t get same as you! ha

  What have you applied c1, c2 to in order to get the ramped line?

  Regards

  Graham

   

  

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  03/23/2016 at 8:12 PM #4171
  Nicolas

  GraHal, you got the entire code in my screenshot, did you see it? 🙂

  Anyway, here it is :

  c1 = Highest[259](Close[100]) c2 = Highest[259](Close) RETURN c1,c2

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  c1 =  Highest[259](Close[100])   c2 =  Highest[259](Close)   RETURN c1,c2

   

  

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  03/23/2016 at 10:37 PM #4181
  GraHal

  Ha … I thought I’d copied same as in your screenshot, but now I realise it was a ‘mix of mine and yours’.

  Yes … I get the same indicator result as you now!

  Thanks Nicolas

  Graham

  

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