Indicator value returned as zero

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    I have a simple indicator, and when I add it below a chart, two variables are returned as zero, even though they should simply be another variable with spread added / subtracted. The rare shown on the chart as variables 2 and 4, and they are both zero. The other variables are returned correctly.

    The same happens if I don’t add / subtract the spread, but if I posted this I thought that you would wonder why I was doing it.

    In the attached screenshot, please see temp2 and temp4. Temp is the name of the indicator.

     

    #127102

    Sorry, the attachment went wrong. Better one with this post, I hope!

    #127121

    It’s because of line 4, you have assigned LongNotShort  a value that is NOT 0, NOR 1, so that condition will ALWAYS be false and the IF…ENDIF blocks will never be executed.

     

    #127126

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    #127270

    D’uh! Thank you for that, and apologies for posting in the wrong place.

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