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Hi guys...
i've just write the centered moving average formula. To apply this easier I created with the indicator buider a function Fml("CMA_x_period") that work perfectly.
Now I need to write a formula that apply this centered moving average and then reapply the same over that...how can I write this in an only function without apply two times manually the function Fml("CMA_x_period")?
Tnx everybody!
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You have lost me. Are you talking about doing something like:
Mov(Mov(C,5,S),10,S)
with your Fml("CMA_x_period") function?
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Exactly johnl!
in your example Mov(Mov(C,5,S),5,S)...both moving averages with the same periods...but you've got precisely!
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I don't think you can pass parms like that in a regular indicator that you can make in indicator builder, or at least I have never seen it done. I dup the code twice. I have
become an expert in using Ctrl C and Ctrl V to copy and past code.
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You are possible to pass single parameters to implemented indicators (formulas) with the gv.dll but you still have to call one function after the other - maybe it would be possible with +Prev-Prev but this costs a lot of time...
http://forum.equis.com/forums/10750/ShowThread.aspx
http://forum.equis.com/forums/thread/24369.aspx
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