Re: [EquisMetaStock Group] Re: How to plot indicator only when specific conditions are met?

["E.A. POH" <eapoh@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Martin
 
Thanks for your idea.
 
I thought of it but decided against it because then I will be confused as to which dot is the correct signal.
 
Replacing zero with close, high, low, open or a plot between the high and low within the bar is not acceptable because HHV(c,3) could be at these positions.
 
Any more ideas?
 
All ideas are welcome.
 
Thanks.
 
Penny
 
s@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Penny,You could 'hide' the plot if the conditionis not met. You'd have to change your formula to IF(V>=MOV(V,20,E),HHV(C,3),C). Instead of Close you can use anything between High and Low.Now your plot is within the bars range.Try if this is of use for your problem.Martin--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "pennywat" <pennywat@xxxx> wrote:> Hi,> > IF(V>=MOV(V,20,E),HHV(C,3),0)> > The indicator style is set to dots ...............> > If volume condition is met HHV(C,3) will be plotted as a dot on the > chart else zero is plotted.> > The problem is the chart has become zero-based.> > Is there any way to bypass zero-based problem.> > The HHV(C,3) must be plotted ONLY when volume condition is
 true.> > Have tried expert highlights but cannot plot HHV(C,3) in the chart.> > Any ideas are welcome.> > Thanks.> > Penny
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