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If / Then on Current CCI(20) #482767 03/26/21 17:17 03/26/21 17:17
Joined: Mar 2021 Posts: 4 Metzenovich OP Guest
Metzenovich OP Guest Joined: Mar 2021 Posts: 4	Hi, I'm trying to take different actions based on the current CCI(20). Code vars CCIs = series(CCI(20)); if(CCIs[0] >= 0.0){ plot("CCI", 150, SQUARE, GREEN); }else{ plot("CCI", 150, SQUARE, RED); } But all of the squares are red, regardless of the CCI. I tried this as well, with the same result: Code if(CCI(20) >= 0.0){ I'm expecting some of the squares to be red and some to be green, based on the CCI(20) at the time. If I print out the value it looks like I expect, some above 0, some below: Code printf("\nCCI: %.4f", CCI(20)); I'm sure I'm just missing something simple... Thanks!

Re: If / Then on Current CCI(20) [Re: Metzenovich] #482768 03/26/21 18:15 03/26/21 18:15
Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 27,982 Frankfurt jcl Chief Engineer
jcl Chief Engineer Joined: Jul 2000 Posts: 27,982 Frankfurt	Yes. Name the plots "CCIRED" and "CCIGREEN". Otherwise the red will be angry at the green when it has the same name.

Re: If / Then on Current CCI(20) [Re: jcl] #482769 03/26/21 20:23 03/26/21 20:23
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Metzenovich OP Guest Joined: Mar 2021 Posts: 4	Thanks! I knew the type (SQUARE, DOT, etc) couldn't be changed within a given plot name, but didn't realize that applied to the color as well.

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