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[Programming Help] - Day of week and time of day alert
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| [2017-05-26 14:57:36] |
| User98657 - Posts: 304 |
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I'm trying to create an alert for a specific time of day and a certain day of the week. I can use the Time Range Highlight to highlight my bars, or background for time range, but how can I incorporate the day of the week? If anyone has done this and has any input i would appreciate it. |
| [2017-05-26 17:06:50] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 3976 |
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You can use some spreadsheet functions in Simple Alert formulas. Try a formula like this: =AND(WEEKDAY(BARDATE)=4,BARTIME>TIMEVALUE("09:59:59"),BARTIME<TIMEVALUE("10:00:01")) This will alert on Wednesdays at 10am. You can put this formula in any study's Alerts tab, or in the Chart Setting's Alerts tab. Study/Chart Alerts And Scanning: Available Main Price Graph Identifiers/Variables https://www.sierrachart.com/index.php?page=doc/SpreadsheetFunctions.html#WEEKDAY_Function Date Time Of Last Edit: 2017-05-26 17:09:47
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| [2018-09-15 06:50:28] |
| User164231 - Posts: 278 |
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Hi Tom, Is it possible to create a color background alert to warn myself ahead of contract roll over and expiry date? These did not work; =AND(BARDATE=(20180911),BARTIME>TIMEVALUE("09:59:59"),BARTIME<TIMEVALUE("10:00:01")) =BARDATE=(20180911) PS, I found the time alert tab at Window but knowing the formula could help in auto trading and can be visual when used with color background anyways. Thanks again. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2018-09-15 09:40:56
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| [2018-09-15 14:00:59] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 3976 |
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All references to date and time use Serial DateTime Values. Spreadsheet Functions: Serial DateTime Values To reference a specific date, use the DATEVALUE function: =BARDATE=DATEVALUE("09/11/2018") =DATEVALUE("09/11/2018") returns the Date Value of 43354, which is the number of days since 12/31/1899. Notes: 1. This is the only supported syntax in SC: =DATEVALUE("09/11/2018") =DATEVALUE("2018/09/11") is not supported. 2. Excel's Serial Date Time starts on 1/1/1900, not 12/31/1899. Excel: =DATEVALUE("1/1/1900") = 1 Sierra Chart: =DATEVALUE("1/1/1900") = 2 Date Time Of Last Edit: 2018-09-16 19:34:59
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| [2018-09-17 15:56:41] |
| John - SC Support - Posts: 31027 |
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With regards to the difference between Sierra Chart and Excel's Serial Date Time noted in Post #4, there is only a discrepancy for dates prior to March 1, 1900. This is due to an historical issue where Microsoft has decided to keep February 29, 1900 as an actual day, even though it did not exist. Therefore Excel has day 0 on 12/31/1899 and Sierra Chart has day 0 on 12/30/1899.
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