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is it possible to code this formula without PREV?
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formula is standard crossover formula:
If((C*.97)>PREV,C*.97,If((C*1.03)
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What's the rest of the code?
wabbit [:D]
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interesting,5 times,i tried and i rewrite full formula,but it doesnt appear:(
i can't understand,i copy paste and only the half of this formula appear...it is in the system tester,it name "PS Percentage Crossover 3%"...
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Do you understand how the code works? When I see a plethora of PREV functions then I normally don't even bother wasting my time thinking how to write MSFL to remove these recursive functions, I usually just start writing an add-in function for myself. If you don't have the MDK and therefore cannot write your own function library, then you will have to analyse and reason what the code is trying to do, and then find a better way to achieve the aim. In this instance, although I think it might be possible to reconstruct the logic sans-PREV, I would probably have to think about it a bit more than I have, but I have seen a way to easily eliminate two of the PREV's: Code:
pct:=3;
aa:=C*(1-pct/100);
bb:=C*(1+pct/100);
x:=Min(Max(aa,PREV),bb);
{plot}
x;
Hope this helps. wabbit [:D]
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thanks wabbit...only "one PREV" in a formula is better than "three PREV" in a formula...now i try to understand,how the code works and how do you write some add-in functions and eliminate unnecessary prev's..
i have mdk but,i can't write this formula,thank you...
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