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Hi,
this the way the dll must be used
endval and startval must be OHLC arrays.
Plot(Close,"",1,64);
start= PeakBars(H,7,1);
end= PeakBars(H,7,2);
LineSup =scTrendLine(H,H,end,start);
Plot( LineSup ,"",5,1);
or an indicator
Plot(OBV(),"",1,1);
start= PeakBars(OBV(),2,1);
end= PeakBars(OBV(),2,2);
LineSup =scTrendLine(OBV(),OBV(),end,start);
Plot( LineSup ,"",5,1);
> The post below may be a duplicate - I've been having problems with
> Yahoo today....
>
> ************
>
> I just started using Trendline.dll dated Aug.20, 2002.
>
> I am have some basic problems. Wondering if there is an update!!
>
> Issues I have so far:
>
> 1. When I enter constants in the function,
> PeakTrend = scTrendLine(172,106,6,2);
>
> then the plot has a empty value at the end point, so the value
from
> endpoint to endpoint-1, is a constant 172. Then the line seems OK.
>
> 2. When I use variables in the formula correcsponding to above
values,
> PeakTrend = scTrendLine(PK3,PK2,PK3Bars,PK2Bars);
> the plot is completely different. The values are read incorrectly.
>
> Example:
> Below I have reversed the end and start point value variables.
> PeakTrend = scTrendLine(PK2,PK3,PK3Bars,PK2Bars);
> The line above produces a straight HORIZONTAL line.
>
>
>
> Anyone with similar problems?
>
> Ara
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