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Philip
You appear to have it right. I'm assuming you mentioned all the relevant facts. If you can define an
event then ValueWhen() can tell you what any value was at the time of that event. If your "event"
spans more than one bar then the value returned will be fixed as at the last bar that "event" was
true.
If you use ValueWhen in an exploration then be aware that an N/A value may be returned if there was
no trigger event. Same thing can happen on a chart though it is less likely. There are ways around
this problem so it's not a biggie unless you don't know about it.
Roy
> You received an unintelligible message from me. Sorry. I hit the wrong
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> I'm new to the valuewhen function. Could someone confirm that I'm
> using it correctly?
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> 1. eventA took place sometime prior to the current bar.
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> 2. the volume on the bar where eventA took place is greater than the
> volume on the current bar
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> valuewhen(1,eventA,volume) > volume
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> "the volume on the most recent occurence of eventA is greater than the
> current volume"
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> TIA,
> Philip
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