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Hi,
QRSA> Range = round ( MA ( 100*ATR ( 50 ) / C, 10 ) );
The above statement returns an array of numbers when the Peak function requires a
non arrayed number for the middle argument.
Regards,
William Peters (AmiBroker Group Moderator)
www.amitools.com
Thursday, February 3, 2005, 9:22:13 PM, you wrote:
QRSA> I have the following bit of code to find a peak and value based on
QRSA> ATR. For some reason, this gives me an error even though I am
QRSA> rounding the "Range" to be an integer value. If I hardcode a percent
QRSA> into the Peak function it works. Anybody see the problem? TIA, Bret
QRSA> Range = round ( MA ( 100*ATR ( 50 ) / C, 10 ) );
QRSA> One_Peak_Back = LastValue ( Peak ( H, Range, 1 ) );
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