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Calculating 1st Quartile
Updated April 11, 2018
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Know nothing about TOS but if there's a percentile function you could get the 1st Quartile from that.
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Thank you SMCJB. Unfortunately, although there is a median function there is no other percentile functions in TOS .
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i assume you mean quartile timeframe? you can specifially specify the time frames and do 4 in one script for the specified # of days / time period/bars.
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Hi Davy Dog, No, not timeframe. Referring specifically to calculating a quartile. 1st quartile, as in the 25th percentile. Then further needed to calculate the InterQuartile range , which is the difference of the 3rd and 1st quartiles.
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