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hi, i need to create two average in tradestation of open - low of last 4 bars with up close and the second of high - open with down close.
somebody can help me ?

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capper,

I must admit that I am not sure what exactly you are trying to compute. Maybe you can elaborate a bit on what exactly you want to compute, maybe even with a an example?

When you say "open - low of last 4 bars with up close", how does the up close go into the formula?

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capper,

I must admit that I am not sure what exactly you are trying to compute. Maybe you can elaborate a bit on what exactly you want to compute, maybe even with a an example?

When you say "open - low of last 4 bars with up close", how does the up close go into the formula?


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ABCTG



Up close is close > open and I don't know how to insert this condition in the average

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capper,

thank you for the clarification. I don't think you can use the built in average function simply because you can't use every bar, but you'll have to skip bars in between.

The easiest approach will likely be to use an array and store the last 4 bars (or however many you want it to store).
With that you can compute your own average over all values within the array.

You will need a counter that tracks at which position you are currently at within the array and when you have stored 4 values, you will have to start back over and overwrite the first stored value with the new value etc..
This way you'll ensure to only hold the recent 4 values.

This is not too hard to accomplish, but it will require a little bit of coding.

Regards,

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Up close is close > open and I don't know how to insert this condition in the average


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capper,

thank you for the clarification. I don't think you can use the built in average function simply because you can't use every bar, but you'll have to skip bars in between.

The easiest approach will likely be to use an array and store the last 4 bars (or however many you want it to store).
With that you can compute your own average over all values within the array.

You will need a counter that tracks at which position you are currently at within the array and when you have stored 4 values, you will have to start back over and overwrite the first stored value with the new value etc..
This way you'll ensure to only hold the recent 4 values.

This is not too hard to accomplish, but it will require a little bit of coding.

Regards,

ABCTG

Ok thanks, but can you help me with some code or do you know if there is a guide for this ?

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capper,

I'll gladly steer you in the right direction or help you with your code if you post it. If you follow the plan I outlined, you should be able to accomplish what you have in mind.

Not knowing your programming skill level, the Easylanguage Essentials PDF might be a good start.

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