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Hi,
I'm a newbie with the Explorer, where could I find documentation about it? I want to create a simple Explorer but I have some problems.
For example, in the column A, I have declared:
R:= RSI(CLOSE,14);
Periodicity Daily
When I launch the Explorer, I have the following errors for all the securities:
Error in column A: Period value out of valid range in RSI() function.
I just want the last RSI14 for all the securities... How to do it?
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Oki it works just by writing RSI(CLOSE,14);
But now, I would like to call
R:= RSI(CLOSE,14);
D:= ExtFml("MyFunc.Funky", R);
Then to write D in the column A?
How to do that?
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I really do not understand how to use it!
=> First case (In column A)
RSI(CLOSE,14);
I have no errors, but the RSI returned in the column does not match with the RSI of the last day on a chart with the RSI indicator.
=> Second case (In column A)
R := RSI(CLOSE,14);
Period value out of valid range in RSI() function.
When I affect the RSI result I have a value out of range...
How to do to have in the column A... the most recent RSI14 for all the securities?
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Something like R := RSI(CLOSE,14); assigns the value of RSI(CLOSE,14) to
the variable R but doesn't show it, you need to do smething like:
R := RSI(CLOSE,14);
R;
or just:
RSI(CLOSE,14);
to output the value to the explorer column.
Not sure why not the current value is showing, go into the explorer and look at option to see if "current date" is selected.
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hehe the error was due to the R; missing =)
For the wrong value, it was a problem of date...
My bad.
It works as i want now.
Thanks johnl!!
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