When will TC2000 incoporate a candle stick Scanner in their chart ?

Are they not improving the chart anymore

Not sure what you mean. You can scan for candle formations.

Boolean PCFs for Candlestick Patterns

When I try to copy the formula for a candlestick pattern into a PCF Condition, I get a syntax and formula error message.   What am I doing wrong???   Thanks!    -- Jody

Can you copy and paste the same formula into the forums so we can take a look at it?

Are you using Internet Explorer or Edge? If so, try copying and pasting the formula into Notepad and then copying and pasting the formula from Notepad into TC2000 instead of copying and pasting directly from the forums into TC2000.

Another option would be to use Chrome instead.

I have the same issue .

I use chrome but some works like this formular 

C2 < O2 AND C1 < O1 AND H1 < L2 AND O > C1 AND O < O1 AND C > H1 AND C < L2

and this works not  syntax error 

(O1>C1) AND (C-O)>=.7*(H-L) AND (C>O1) AND (O<C1) AND (H-L)>=1.2*(AVGH10-AVGL10)

maybe you have the solution for me ? 

thanks 

markus

The issue is probably the decimal marker in the .7 and 1.2 sections of the formula. My guess is that your computer is set to use the , as the decimal marker instead of using the . as the decimal marker as would be more common in the United States.

You could rewrite the formula to avoid using decimal markers entirely.

O1 > C1 AND 10 * (C - O) >= 7 * (H - L) AND C > O1 AND O < C1 AND 10 * (H - L) >= 12 * (AVGH10 - AVGL10)

thank you Bruce ! 

Hello Bruce ,

is there a other possibility to change my computer settings ? Otherwise it is very painful for me to change the excisting formulas . I tried but it makes me crazy and dosnt funktion . Im a newbie in programming ..

I hope you can help me again .

thanks in advanced .

markus 

Yes, it is possible by setting setting the country or region to United States or by specifically modifying the decimal symbol to . and the digit grouping symbol to , for numbers under customize format.

That said, the exact steps could vary depending on the version and current localization of your operating system. You would probably need to research how to do this on your own.

The other thing to consider is that these are global setings for the computer as a whole, so it is going to affect your other programs as well if you decide to make this type of change.

thank you again fo the constant help :D it works perfect ! 

You're welcome.