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Keith,
Try first to avoid IIF [a simple multiplication is enough] and use
Sig =
(C > Ref(C,-1) AND V > Ref(V,-1))*1+
(C < Ref(C,-1) AND V < Ref(V,-1))*2;
Plot(ValueWhen(sig!=0,sig),"sig",1,8);
It will do what you want.
For comparison/verification paste in IB the
Sig =
(C > Ref(C,-1) AND V > Ref(V,-1))*1+
(C < Ref(C,-1) AND V < Ref(V,-1))*2;
Plot(ValueWhen(sig!=0,sig),"sig",colorBlack,8);
sig1=0;
Sig1 =
IIf(C > Ref(C,-1) AND V > Ref(V,-1),1,
IIf(C < Ref(C,-1) AND V < Ref(V,-1),2,
Ref(Sig,-1)));Plot(sig1,"",colorRed,8);
I initialised your signal, called sig1 to be 0 when the conditions
are not met [the red line].
The black line gives you what you ask.
Dimitris Tsokakis
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Keith Bennett" <kbennett@xxxx>
wrote:
>
> Could someone help with the following which I have been trying to
> solve with AMA or HOLD without success.
>
> Sig =
> IIf(C > ref(C,-1) AND V > Ref(V,-1),1,
> IIF(C < Ref(C,-1) AND V < Ref(V,-1),2,
> Ref(Sig,-1)));
>
> Of course the last line doesn't work due to the self reference :-(
>
> If the first condition is met I want to return "1" , and if the
> second condition is met I want to return "2". If neither condition
is
> met I want to retain the previuous value (daily bars).
>
> Keith
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