Hi Amar

You can use the Cum() function to count the total number of signals or the total number of bars that a signal is TRUE. Depending on what you want it might be necessary to reduce your existing Entry signal to the leading edge only (thereby counting the transitions from FALSE to TRUE but ignoring the second and subsequent contiguously TRUE bars). Reducing each signal to just one bar is simple - give your signal a name ("MySignal" in the example below) and then add a new line of code that essentially says "MySignal TRUE on the current bar and FALSE on the previous bar".

MySignal:= "your definition" ;
MySignal=TRUE AND Alert(MySignal,2)=FALSE;

The last line can be shortened somewhat to -

MySignal * (Alert(MySignal,2)=0);

Obviously you will need to set the number of bars to load so that the necessary amount of historical data is available to the exploration. Typically most entry signals will generate N/A results for a certain number of bars, so it might be useful to load additional data and use a Date Filter indicator to limit the date range that you are testing.

Roy