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<FONT color=#0000ff
size=2>Mike,
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Assuming I
interpret your request correctly, I am sure the Group can come up with a more
elegant solution but to get the ball rolling try this for your query number
1:
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color=#008080>Periods:=Input("Lookback",1,1000,5);Count:=Sum(<FONT
color=#ff0000>If(V > Mov(V,20,S),1,0)
,Periods);Persistence:=If(Count = Periods, 1,0);<FONT
color=#008080>Persistence;
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You can
substitute your own formula where the above code is RED.
See the attached gif
chart.
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So far as your
query number 2:
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I used to use the
When() function for folding formulae in the System Tester. But I believe it is a
syntax thing that can be eliminated and the code will work without it which
gives you the benefit of one less set of parenthesis to get
right!
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You will
appreciate that the Indicator above "Persistence" is indicative only and
not likely to make you your next million.
Hope the above
helps - good trading.
<FONT face="Kunstler Script" color=#008000
size=5>Regards,
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Gordon
Sutherland
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face=Tahoma size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Mike Loveday
[mailto:mike.loveday@xxxxxx] Sent: Thursday, 17 July 2003 6:43
p.m.To: equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject:
[EquisMetaStock Group] "AND" operands to functions instead of
"OR"
Hi
Guys,
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2 questions
here...
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Trying to find a
way to have a test condition check for a match on all data periods
in the array, rather than just 'one' which passes within the defined
period.
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ie; the 'Alert'
function for instance passes if 'any' of the periods defined match the test
conditions. Is there a way to define a test condition whereby ALL of the
defined periods have to pass?
A condition
must be true over all of 5 periods.. instead of being held true even if it's
true on only one of the periods. A manual way of doing this is using the REF
function, but it's very laborious if testing anymore than just a few periods
as it has to be tested for each of the historical periods
referenced.
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'When'
function.
This is not
defined in the list of functions, and not referenced in the help files.
However, I have a formula that uses it, but the function itself is not defined
specifically yet Metastock accepts and uses it?? ..are there any more like
this?.. and any help / explanation files around for it (would like to be able
to see what it's doing).
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