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Hi ,
I am new bie.
i was wondering if there is any way to tell how many candlestics are displayed on the chart.
Based on different settings, Weekly,daily,custom i would like to see the total no. of bars displyaed.
I am sure this is really simple,just cant seem to find any indicator for this.
Please assist.
Thanks
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Put in Expert Commentary, Indicator or Exploration.
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the total should be last(cum(1)) but unfortunatly I can't test it..
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Vienna,
Cum(1) will always show you the number of bars loaded in a chart.
What do you want to test?
I load 3000 bars in my charts. and display 3000 bars I don't see where this can be of any help?
The last bar on my chart would display a value of 3000! I can zoom in for say the most recent 100 bars, but the indicator would still show 3000 on the last bar on the right.
Metastock loads the data that you tell it to. So I start with 3000, after I download new data and open a chart, the chart will again open with 3000 bars of data. the last bar will drop off the chart whenever you add new data
Cum(1) by itself is useless
Cum(1) with BarsSince(event) starts to make sense in determining the number of bars between events
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I am new bie.
i was wondering if there is any way to tell how many candlestics are displayed on the chart.
Based on different settings, Weekly,daily,custom I would like to see the total no. of bars displayed.
I am sure this is really simple,just cant seem to find any indicator for this.
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so now I was able to use a computer with metastock installed and found the correct formula:
not "last" but:
LastValue(Cum(1))
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