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[Programming Help] - Help with Referencing A Range of Data
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| [2020-01-21 03:13:10] |
| sourdubber - Posts: 52 |
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I have a question about "Referencing A Range of Data" Study/Chart Alerts And Scanning: Referencing A Range of Data In the spreadsheet, I created a custom formula using a moving average crossover and placed it in Column P3. Whenever there is a MA crossover WITHIN THE LAST 3 days and the close is below the open, I want to BUY. Here is the formula I wrote for this, to be placed in K3: =AND(SUM(P[3:5]>0,E3<B3) But I get a Syntax error. What am I doing wrong? Thanks in advance. |
| [2020-01-21 03:41:09] |
| sourdubber - Posts: 52 |
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Please disregard. Found the fix. =AND(SUM(P3:P5)>0,E3<B3) In the document the examples was given in this format, which was a bit confusing: AVERAGE(ID0.SG1[0:-10]) =AVERAGE(O[0:-10]) > 100 |
| [2020-01-21 14:33:39] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 3976 |
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Spreadsheet syntax is different than Simple Alert syntax. (However, the Spreadsheet Formula study uses Simple Alert syntax.) |
| [2020-01-21 23:37:25] |
| sourdubber - Posts: 52 |
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(However, the Spreadsheet Formula study uses Simple Alert syntax.)
Not sure I follow but if what you wrote is true, shouldn't =AND(SUM(P[3:5])>0,E3<B3) be accepted? |
| [2020-01-22 01:03:41] |
| Sawtooth - Posts: 3976 |
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shouldn't =AND(SUM(P[3:5])>0,E3<B3) be accepted?
No. This is a combination of the two syntaxes. |
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