dtatu
143 posts
msg #149053
- Ignore dtatu |
9/6/2019 5:19:55 PM
add column Upper Keltner Band(21,1.5)
add column Upper Keltner Band(21,2.5)
add column lower Keltner Band(21,1.5)
add column lower Keltner Band(21,2.5)
Hello guys,
I'm trying to see the values of these 4 bands in columns, but , for whatever reason , It projects only 2 columns of 4( the upper channels).
Any idea Why?
Thanks
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xarlor
587 posts
msg #149055
- Ignore xarlor |
9/6/2019 7:09:32 PM
Can't answer why they don't show up, but this works:
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dtatu
143 posts
msg #149059
- Ignore dtatu |
9/7/2019 10:24:06 AM
Thanks a lot!!
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nibor100
1,048 posts
msg #149064
- Ignore nibor100 |
9/8/2019 10:00:27 AM
@dtatu,
1. It appears to me that SF has coded a limited specific method for displaying Keltner Channel values in columns.
a. Note that your line "add column Upper Keltner Band(21,1.5)" is actually displaying the value for
Upper Keltner Band(21,1.5,0) (SF has added the third parameter even though you didn't want it.
b.And of course SF is not displaying the lower Keltner Band values you want.
2. There is a simple solution to also get the lower Keltner Band values, add a label to the Add Column lines as shown in the example below:
3. Note, just for grins I used the same label for each of the lower Keltner Band value columns in order to show another SF oddity, no requirement for unique column labels
Ed S.
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dtatu
143 posts
msg #149065
- Ignore dtatu |
9/8/2019 7:42:24 PM
Thanks , guys
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