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Hi!
I try to make fractals. Here is the formula:
[code:1:97fab6127a]
fr:=If(
H = HHV(H,3) AND
H = HHV(Ref(H,+2),3) AND
H>Ref(H,+1),
{then} H, 0);
fr;
[/code:1:97fab6127a]
So, I what it to draw a "point" on HIGH. It does, but it also draws when inditator is zero. How can I make it show only positive values?
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The simple way is to use the formula in a System Expert to place symbols on your chart.
wabbit :D
P.S. Try not to use forward references. If we were able to see the prices tomorrow then we would never lose money, so, 'shift' all the references back by the appropriate amount. Think about the problem using the same logic, but without predicting the values in the next two bars.
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hey andreal..... click on the indicator to view properties...... then under color/style, set it to histogram......h
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OK, I've done it in another way... Anyway, thank you!
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Would you like to share how you resolved the issue? The free exchange of information is how the Forum Members get to learn more about using MS.
wabbit :D
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hey wabbit..... i kinda came close.... setting the indicator to dots, increasing the size to 3 and using value when almost works....h
[code:1:653ea692bf]
fr:=If(
H = HHV(H,3) AND
H = HHV(Ref(H,+2),3) AND
H>Ref(H,+1),
{then} H, 0);
ValueWhen(1 , fr,H )[/code:1:653ea692bf]
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Hayseed, you are almost right!
[code:1:c3f669ab35]
frs:=If(HHVBars(H,10)=2 , Ref(H,-2), 0);
ValueWhen(1,frs>0 ,frs )
[/code:1:c3f669ab35]
Style - "points", and so we get horizontal lines on the level of highs!
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