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dhirenshah

Posted : Tuesday, June 26, 2018 11:03:32 AM

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Bruce how to get rid of the dots in the bottom of the panel when i plot this custom pcf formula... as below

IIF(MAX(MACD5.21, 2) < MACD5.21.2 AND MACD5.21.2 > MAX(MACD5.21.3, 2) AND MACD5.21.2 > IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.3, 2) < MACD5.21.5 AND MACD5.21.5 > MAX(MACD5.21.6, 2), MACD5.21.5, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.4, 2) < MACD5.21.6 AND MACD5.21.6 > MAX(MACD5.21.7, 2), MACD5.21.6, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.5, 2) < MACD5.21.7 AND MACD5.21.7 > MAX(MACD5.21.8, 2), MACD5.21.7, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.6, 2) < MACD5.21.8 AND MACD5.21.8 > MAX(MACD5.21.9, 2), MACD5.21.8, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.7, 2) < MACD5.21.9 AND MACD5.21.9 > MAX(MACD5.21.10, 2), MACD5.21.9, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.8, 2) < MACD5.21.10 AND MACD5.21.10 > MAX(MACD5.21.11, 2), MACD5.21.10, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.9, 2) < MACD5.21.11 AND MACD5.21.11 > MAX(MACD5.21.12, 2), MACD5.21.11, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.10, 2) < MACD5.21.12 AND MACD5.21.12 > MAX(MACD5.21.13, 2), MACD5.21.12, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.11, 2) < MACD5.21.13 AND MACD5.21.13 > MAX(MACD5.21.14, 2), MACD5.21.13, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.12, 2) < MACD5.21.14 AND MACD5.21.14 > MAX(MACD5.21.15, 2), MACD5.21.14, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.13, 2) < MACD5.21.15 AND MACD5.21.15 > MAX(MACD5.21.16, 2), MACD5.21.15, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.14, 2) < MACD5.21.16 AND MACD5.21.16 > MAX(MACD5.21.17, 2), MACD5.21.16, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.15, 2) < MACD5.21.17 AND MACD5.21.17 > MAX(MACD5.21.18, 2), MACD5.21.17, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.16, 2) < MACD5.21.18 AND MACD5.21.18 > MAX(MACD5.21.19, 2), MACD5.21.18, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.17, 2) < MACD5.21.19 AND MACD5.21.19 > MAX(MACD5.21.20, 2), MACD5.21.19, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.18, 2) < MACD5.21.20 AND MACD5.21.20 > MAX(MACD5.21.21, 2), MACD5.21.20, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.19, 2) < MACD5.21.21 AND MACD5.21.21 > MAX(MACD5.21.22, 2), MACD5.21.21, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.20, 2) < MACD5.21.22 AND MACD5.21.22 > MAX(MACD5.21.23, 2), MACD5.21.22, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.21, 2) < MACD5.21.23 AND MACD5.21.23 > MAX(MACD5.21.24, 2), MACD5.21.23, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.22, 2) < MACD5.21.24 AND MACD5.21.24 > MAX(MACD5.21.25, 2), MACD5.21.24, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.23, 2) < MACD5.21.25 AND MACD5.21.25 > MAX(MACD5.21.26, 2), MACD5.21.25, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.24, 2) < MACD5.21.26 AND MACD5.21.26 > MAX(MACD5.21.27, 2), MACD5.21.26, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.25, 2) < MACD5.21.27 AND MACD5.21.27 > MAX(MACD5.21.28, 2), MACD5.21.27, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.26, 2) < MACD5.21.28 AND MACD5.21.28 > MAX(MACD5.21.29, 2), MACD5.21.28, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.27, 2) < MACD5.21.29 AND MACD5.21.29 > MAX(MACD5.21.30, 2), MACD5.21.29, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.28, 2) < MACD5.21.30 AND MACD5.21.30 > MAX(MACD5.21.31, 2), MACD5.21.30, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.29, 2) < MACD5.21.31 AND MACD5.21.31 > MAX(MACD5.21.32, 2), MACD5.21.31, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.30, 2) < MACD5.21.32 AND MACD5.21.32 > MAX(MACD5.21.33, 2), MACD5.21.32, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.31, 2) < MACD5.21.33 AND MACD5.21.33 > MAX(MACD5.21.34, 2), MACD5.21.33, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.32, 2) < MACD5.21.34 AND MACD5.21.34 > MAX(MACD5.21.35, 2), MACD5.21.34, IIF(MAX(MACD5.21.33, 2) < MACD5.21.35 AND MACD5.21.35 > MAX(MACD5.21.36, 2), MACD5.21.35, 101))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))), MACD5.21.2, -10)

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Bruce_L

Posted : Tuesday, June 26, 2018 11:08:20 AM

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Change the -10 near the end of the formula to 1 / 0 instead.

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dhirenshah

Posted : Tuesday, June 26, 2018 11:17:52 AM

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I tried doing that but then my plotting of the formula does not come right on top of the high of the macd, as i add 1 period simple moving average to the formula then -2 offset and scaling with macd

so any idea why ?

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Bruce_L

Posted : Tuesday, June 26, 2018 11:31:12 AM

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Because the moving average only sees the dots, it doesn't see the 1 / 0 spots because they generate error messages.

You could try replacing it with 0 instead so the line of dots ends up on the centerline, but you either plot dots and the moving average works for the offset or you plot 1 / 0 and you don't get dots but you can plot the desired offset moving average.

This is a hack / workaround. It isn't a built in program feature.

-Bruce
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dhirenshah

Posted : Tuesday, June 26, 2018 12:03:52 PM

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ok Bruce noted

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Bruce_L

Posted : Tuesday, June 26, 2018 12:09:04 PM

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You're welcome.

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