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the screenshot is to small to see anything meaningful. What exactly seems to be the problem you are running into?
You could post the code that is giving you issues, so we can see what might be wrong with it.
I'm finding difficulty in coding the percentile rank function in EL...
What I would like to have is :
I would like to have a LookBack Period of the Highs and Lows and plotting lines at 90% of those levels and color coding the Histogram when it exceeded the 90 Percentile of the Highs or Lows of the LookBack period which I call the Threshold Lines. If that condition is TRUE for MACD I found the optimal entry was when the Histogram crossed the 50% level of the ZERO line and the Threshold lines, So I created a rule that plots a Visual Cross. Therefore we have to filterout the signals by waiting for the Histogram to Exceed the 90th Percentile of the LookBack period, then waiting for a confirmation of the reversal by waiting for the Histogram to cross the Mid-Threshold line.
There are two lower indicators.. May this screenshot will be visible for you
most likely it will be, but without an error description it's hard to tell you what to correct.
My guess is that you need to get rid of the boolean input for the MACD function, as it only needs three.
Instead of calling the same function three times, you could as well just use the var0 as input for the Highest/Lowest function directly.