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Scanner or study summary displaying closest subgraph level to current price

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[2019-09-08 00:36:13] #1 [Go To First Post]
User161560 - Posts: 17
Hi - I'd like to create a study summary or scanner that displays in real-time where price is in relation to subgraph levels on my chart. I have a custom study with 25 subgraphs plotted on the chart as horizontal lines and I want to see on a separate window, such as a study summary or real-time spreadsheet, where price is in relation to those subgraphs e.g. if price is closest to subgraph 1 then the study summary/sheet would print the name of subgraph 1. Then if price moves up and becomes closest to subgraph 2 the summary would update in real-time and change to display the name of subgraph 2 etc. Then when I've got that going for one chart I can add different charts and products to the scanner/spreadsheet display. This seems like it should be really easy, but I got stuck at alert conditions and haven't managed to find a solution. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks! Best, Simon

[2019-09-08 10:30:29] #2 [Go To First Post]
Ackin - Posts: 1865
Hi, I was doing something similar ... for your case it would probably have to be modified a little bit, but otherwise it's probably what you're looking for. Adding OHLC Subgraphs to Number Bars Calculated Values

[2019-09-08 14:05:06] #3 [Go To First Post]
User161560 - Posts: 17
Thanks Ackin. I really want to create this study myself rather than rely on a custom study that I can't modify, but thanks again for the suggestions. Cheers Simon

[2019-09-08 14:24:57] #4 [Go To First Post]
Ackin - Posts: 1865
Ok. If you would need help with your own code in this case, write me a direct message but working with tables in ACSIL is not difficult. Look at: SCH example "scsf_NumericInformationGraphDrawTypeExample" studies8.cpp It can help you a bit with the structure of the table.

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