Question about screener optimization

• 11/22/2022 at 10:02 AM #204627
  ZeroCafeine

  Hi everyone

  I have a small question about screener optimization, I want to use this code, so I need only the last 20 bar, so I use the IF condition with BarIndex > 1000 (because on the screener I saw he use the last 1024 bar)

  the question is : about the variable (MM10 & MM20) I have to declare them inside the condition or outside? Does it change anything about the optimization?

  MM10 = Average[10](Close) MM20 = Average[20](Close) C1 = MM10 Crosses Over MM20 IF BarIndex > 1000 Then For x = 0 To 5 Do IF C1[x] Then test = 1 Y = x Break ELSE test = 0 ENDIF Next ENDIF SCREENER[test](Y AS "N")

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  MM10 = Average[10](Close) MM20 = Average[20](Close)   C1 = MM10 Crosses Over MM20   IF BarIndex > 1000 Then For x = 0 To 5 Do IF C1[x] Then test = 1 Y = x Break ELSE test = 0 ENDIF Next ENDIF   SCREENER[test](Y AS "N")

   

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  11/23/2022 at 11:46 AM #204682
  robertogozzi

  I tried this indicator and it seems to be working fine as is, without moving the two SMAs inside IF..ENDIF:

  MM10 = Average[10](Close) MM20 = Average[20](Close) C1 = MM10 Crosses Over MM20 y = 0 IF BarIndex > 1000 Then For x = 0 To 5 Do IF C1[x] Then test = 1 Y = x Break ELSE test = 0 ENDIF Next ENDIF RETURN Y//Test

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  MM10 = Average[10](Close) MM20 = Average[20](Close)   C1 = MM10 Crosses Over MM20 y = 0 IF BarIndex > 1000 Then    For x = 0 To 5 Do       IF C1[x] Then          test = 1          Y = x          Break       ELSE          test = 0       ENDIF    Next ENDIF RETURN Y//Test

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  11/28/2022 at 5:08 PM #204959
  ZeroCafeine

  tks you @robertogozzi, so it doesn’t matter where I declare them

  

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  11/28/2022 at 5:31 PM #204966
  robertogozzi

  Right, provided these lines are always in this same order:

  MM10 = Average[10](Close) MM20 = Average[20](Close) C1 = MM10 Crosses Over MM20

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  MM10 = Average[10](Close) MM20 = Average[20](Close) C1 = MM10 Crosses Over MM20

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