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You
could try the HHV function and the LLV function......
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so in
an exploration set runv as your filter then create a column for hhv(c,3) and
another for llv(l,3)
Regards,
Jayson
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[mailto:epintoem@xxxxxxxxx]Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2003 9:11
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and low values of a run- how to
calculate?Condp=c>ref(c,-1);Runv=Sum(condp,3)==3;I
need to find the highest and lowest value of those three bars....How would I
do that?ThanksEugeneSend
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