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I have multiple defs, but want the one with the highest value
def a = if open is 12 then 1 else 0
def b = if close is 21 then 2 else 0
def c = if high is 8 then 3 else
I want it to return the max of the 3, so lets say we have true statements to a and b, that's 1 and 2 . so the max is 2,between both so I want B.
if MAX(a, b, c) worked i'd use it but im out of luck
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
If your referring to Chart Labels the only way to display them at the right is to add spaces in the text string on an otherwise blank label. Chart Bubbles can be placed anywhere on the chart. The two different functions are..
AddChart()
AddChartBubble()
Ah. What I mean is I have a highestall horizontal line, and I want the text to appear all the way on the right to that line. A label only places it in the top I believe? Correct me if I'm wrong.