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[Programming Help] - Two or more simoltanous alerts for the same Study

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[2021-01-07 13:39:51] #1 [Go To First Post]
User942196 - Posts: 40
Dear friends I am using alerts for bolinger crosses - i lerned i should write for the upper band =CROSSOVER(SG1, C) - in the alert box for the middle it is SG2 and For the lower SG3 But, How do I have All 3 at the same time as alerts? how do i write simoltanous alerts for all 3 crosses? same goes for my CCI study- I learned i should write - =SG1>200 But if i want it to alert on more conditions? <-200, >100 etc... How do i Write Multipal alerts for my SG1 CCI? Thanks Mike

[2021-01-07 15:44:54] #2 [Go To First Post]
John - SC Support - Posts: 31159
You need to combine alerts using the AND and OR functions. Refer to the information here: Study/Chart Alerts And Scanning: OR and AND Functions For the most reliable, advanced, and zero cost futures order routing, use the Teton service: Sierra Chart Teton Futures Order Routing

[2021-01-08 08:32:51] #3 [Go To First Post]
User942196 - Posts: 40
I tried reading the information but it does not help. I dont know what i am doing wrong For The Bollinger band I Wrote - =AND(CROSSOVER(SG2, C)(SG3, C)(SG1, C)) And it doesn't work For the CCI i Wrote =AND(SG3 > 100, SG3< -100) And it doesn't work I dont know what i am doing wrong. Any Ideas?

[2021-01-08 12:24:21] #4 [Go To First Post]
bradh - Posts: 854
This is incorrect syntax: =AND(CROSSOVER(SG2, C)(SG3, C)(SG1, C)) Try this: =AND(CROSSOVER(SG2, C), CROSSOVER(SG3, C), CROSSOVER(SG1, C)) However, this is unlikely to occur, as all 3 Subgraphs would have to cross over the close on the same bar, which for Bollinger Bands would not make sense. I think you want any one of them to trigger the alert: =OR(CROSSOVER(SG2, C), CROSSOVER(SG3, C), CROSSOVER(SG1, C)) Note this would be the same as adding 3 alerts, one for each subgraph, but is more efficient. For CCI: =AND(SG3 > 100, SG3< -100) SG3 cannot be Greater than 100 and less than -100 at the same time, which is what the AND function requires to be true. Again, you need the OR function: =OR(SG3 > 100, SG3< -100)

[2021-02-04 14:42:34] #5 [Go To First Post]
User942196 - Posts: 40
Dear Friends u dont know why it does not work on some charts i put for bollinger band =CROSSOVER(SG2, C) (for exapmple) and it simply does not correspond to the band it is supposed. sometime SG1, and SG2 activate the same band i find no method to the madness i try it on range bar charts please i dont know what i do wrong M

[2021-02-04 14:49:35] #6 [Go To First Post]
User942196 - Posts: 40
On regular charts (not range) it seems to work fine but i havnt tested it really

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