Dollar Volume_Positive Integer needed?

• 08/03/2020 at 3:32 PM #140749
  Monica Wall

  Hello,

  I am relatively new to scripting.  I recently discovered it and wanted to create a basic custom script.  I wanted a custom script to determine the Dollar Volume.  The dollar volume would be the volume times the price.  I wanted to take an average of the prices.  I was able to create the script, but it’s asking for a positive integer.  I thought that I found a related forum topic but it didn’t provide a suitable solution for this script: https://www.prorealcode.com/topic/screener-result-can-only-be-a-positive-integer/

  Please let me know what I would need to modify in order to add this indicator to my chart.  Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you so much!

  hlc = DHigh (close) + DLow (close) + close hlc1 = ABS(hlc) hlc3 = hlc1 / 3 tdv = hlc3 * volume RETURN tdv AS “Dollar Volume (avg $ * volume)”

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  hlc = DHigh (close) + DLow (close) + close hlc1 = ABS(hlc) hlc3 = hlc1 / 3 tdv = hlc3 * volume RETURN tdv AS “Dollar Volume (avg $ * volume)”

   

  

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  08/03/2020 at 3:35 PM #140751
  Monica Wall

  I am not sure of how to modify a post.  The rules indicate that I should Always use the ‘Insert PRT Code’ button when putting code in your posts.  Please let me know if I have done that.  If not, please advise as to where I should find the ‘Insert PRT Code’ button.  Thank you again.

  

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  08/03/2020 at 3:45 PM #140753
  robertogozzi

  You didn’t (I will change it).

  You can see from the attached pic what button we are talking about.

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  08/03/2020 at 3:51 PM #140756
  robertogozzi

  DHigh(0), DHigh(1), etc...

  1	DHigh(0), DHigh(1), etc...

  if you use CLOSE as an index:

  • you may end up using a too high value (in case it’s DAX, SP, etc…)
  • you will use a decimal value, which is not allowed (only integer); you should use ROUND() to make it integer

   

   

  

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  08/03/2020 at 5:16 PM #140775
  Monica Wall

  Awesome, it worked! I also appreciate the button attachment pic.  I will update my flag.

  

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