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Post From: sort of a statete machine in a spreadsheet
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| eagle - Posts: 92 |
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I do this a little differently, with no circular reference. I use four Formula Columns. I'll use AU3, AV3, AW3, AX3 in this example. This example uses a 300 row spreadsheet. In AU3 (labeled Last Buy): =MATCH(TRUE, K4:$K$300, 0) In AV3 (labeled Last Sell): =MATCH(TRUE, M4:$M$300, 0) In AW3 (labeled Buying Mode): =AU3<AV3 In AX3 (labeled Selling Mode): =AU3>AV3 Either AW3 or AX3 will always be TRUE, and the other one will always be FALSE. (So, of course, you don't really need both columns.) I use these with my Buy Exit and my Sell Exit. In L3, Buy Exit: =AND(NOT(M3),AS3<(-11),AW3) In N3, Sell Exit: =AND(NOT(K3),AS3>11,AX3) I am not a programmer. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2014-06-08 20:21:56
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