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How would I program reoccurring cycles. I have tried with prev but I cannot get it to start over when it reaches a certain number.
What I am looking for is something in the lines of example
If X=5 then count to five. Once five is reached, start over basically the formula would count 12345 and then would start over 12345
if X=3 the formula would count 123 and then would start over 123 and so on.
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Hello
I do appreciate the file you posted in fact I have already read it. I was able to do a binary 1 or 0 but still was unable to make a cycle count. I know in trade stations I could use (for to loop) I am still unable to figure out how to do it in metastock.
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Roy Larsen's document contained all the information you needed to know to create the indicator you wanted....
Reset:=5;
Add(1,PREV)-If(PREV=Reset,Reset,0);
Hope this helps.
wabbit :D
Give a man a fish... teach a man to fish etc.
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I guess I have to reopen that document and reread it once again.
Thank you
Now who feel silly not the wabbit
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Its not in the reading of the code that Roy creates, its in the understanding of it!
I find red wine helps, a lot!
wabbit :D
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:) That's my theory too! If I can't sort it out usually a glass of red wine helps my thinking process... :lol: Glad I am not the only one!
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