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hatem  
#1 Posted : Tuesday, February 17, 2009 4:19:35 AM(UTC)
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i would like to calculate data some thing using a fixied data on a specified date

like i would like to caluculate something like momentum but insteade of using ref(c,-5)

i want to : c-ref(c,at 1/jan/2008) so

it will keep on calculating the today's close minus the close of 1/jan/2008

wabbit  
#2 Posted : Tuesday, February 17, 2009 5:17:47 AM(UTC)
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Hi hatem,

Welcome to the forum.

Have a look in the MS Users Manual and/or the free Equis Formula Primer for the ValueWhen() function. Do a search of the forum for working with dates. If you have any problems, post your best attempt at your code and someone will help.


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hatem  
#3 Posted : Tuesday, February 17, 2009 6:26:10 AM(UTC)
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thank you for the quick reply,

i have tried looking through the fourm but i did not find the answer , also have tried ValueWhen but that is not what i am looking for,

what i want is : everyday's close over original date say 1/jan/2009

: say for example that i have

Day Close

1/jan/2009 23

2/jan/2009 25

3/jan/2009 21

4/jan/2009 26

so now i will calculate everynew day's close above original (fixed)day close, (note the date is the important not the value)

so i will calculate the Div of every day over the original day

23/23

25/23

21/23

26/23

i hope now it is clear ,

thanks anyway

wabbit  
#4 Posted : Tuesday, February 17, 2009 7:01:53 AM(UTC)
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hatem  
#5 Posted : Thursday, February 19, 2009 8:06:28 AM(UTC)
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thank you very much, that was really helpfull

now i wonderr if you can help me one more time,

i am looking for the zigzag formula

i donot mean the ZIG(c,10%)

i mean how to write it from the scratch

thanks

hatem  
#6 Posted : Sunday, February 22, 2009 3:20:19 AM(UTC)
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hatem wrote:

thank you very much, that was really helpfull

now i wonderr if you can help me one more time,

i am looking for the zigzag formula

i donot mean the ZIG(c,10%)

i mean how to write it from the scratch

thanks

hi why you are not answering me,

if there is something wrong you should tell me so i would not waste my time waiting,

wabbit  
#7 Posted : Sunday, February 22, 2009 4:49:12 PM(UTC)
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Gee sorry hatem, next time I want to go away for the weekend with my friends, I shall seek your permission first.

No-one here works on the forum full-time. Posts are answered by the volunteers and other members who are under no obligation to answer posts in the first place.



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hatem  
#8 Posted : Tuesday, February 24, 2009 2:50:31 AM(UTC)
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This is really childish talk,

Grow up

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