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Are the PWR and POWER functions identical in the MetaStock Formula Language?
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An easy way to find is to create an new indicator with both terms in it, and observe, yes, they are the same.
wabbit :D
P.S. I could be wrong here, but I think Pwr() is a deprecated term left over from a previous version when it was replaced by Power() ??
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Related to this topic, ever tried using Power(Data Array, variable Power)?
MetaStock does not accept variable power, but here is a way around it:
[code:1:559892377f]
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Power - variable
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{ Power(DataArray,VariablePower) MS function.
With thanks to MG Ferreira.
http://www.metastocktools.com }
DataArray:=C;
VariablePower:=DataArray/Mov(DataArray,63,S);
{ Power(DataArray,VariablePower) equivalent }
VarPower:=Exp(Log(DataArray)*VariablePower);
VarPower
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[/code:1:559892377f]
jose '-)
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