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Hi Forum Members!
I would like to create a ROC MA study. It consists of the adding different ROC periods between bands and then to plot on to of it a specific MA of the ROC result. I've composed a formula but cannot get it to plot both the ROC and MA on one chart.
Can you help me with this formula?
Thanks and regards Magda
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Magda wrote: Hi Forum Members!
I would like to create a ROC MA study. It consists of the adding different ROC periods between bands and then to plot on to of it a specific MA of the ROC result. I've composed a formula but cannot get it to plot both the ROC and MA on one chart.
Can you help me with this formula?
Thanks and regards Magda Update:
 It should look something like the middle chart provided here. Thanks in advance for your assistance.
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In order to assist with debugging a formula, it definitely helps to actually have what you've written so far.
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A variable looks like:
Varable1:=some calculation;
Varable2:=some more calculation;
To plot the two variables do this:
Variable1;Variable2
as your last two lines of code.
You also may need to normalize the two variables to get a good crossover.
But Pyradius is right, best to see your code so far.
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Hi johnl wrote: A variable looks like:
Varable1:=some calculation;
Varable2:=some more calculation;
To plot the two variables do this:
Variable1;Variable2
as your last two lines of code.
You also may need to normalize the two variables to get a good crossover.
But Pyradius is right, best to see your code so far.
Hi John and
Pyradius, I managed yesterday after much reading to get the formula working and to solve the display problem. John, your calculation tip this morning confirmed that I was thinking along the correct lines. Thanks greatly for your kindness it is much appreciated. Best regards, Magda
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