ColorBetween regression ?

• 04/21/2023 at 12:22 PM #213576
  bobt

  Hello,

  I’m using multiple ColorBetween statements in an indicator, but only the last ColorBetween statement actually shows on screen.

   

  for example :-

  Var = RSI[14]

  ColorBetween(0,20,0,100,0,100) //Green Bar
  ColorBetween(80,100,100,0,0,100) //Red Bar

  Return Var AS “RSI”

   

  Only the red bar shows. I’m confident that this used to work.

  Is this a known issue ?

   

  Regards,

  Bob

  

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  04/22/2023 at 6:35 PM #213616
  robertogozzi

  I never used it before, but… yes, it only can be used once.

  I suggest that you colour the area 21 to 79, to keep the OB and OS outside, so you can still see them better:

  ColorBetween(79,21,"Grey",35) //light Grey area

  1	ColorBetween(79,21,"Grey",35)   //light Grey area

   

   

  

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  04/23/2023 at 9:46 AM #213623
  JS

  Or alternatively, use two colored rectangles…

  ColorBetween

  Var = RSI[14] //ColorBetween(0,20,0,100,0,100) //Green Bar //ColorBetween(80,100,100,0,0,100) //Red Bar DrawRectangle(BarIndex-100,0,BarIndex,20)Coloured(0,255,0,1)BorderColor(0,255,0,0) DrawRectangle(BarIndex-100,80,BarIndex,100)Coloured(255,0,0,1)BorderColor(255,0,0,0) Return Var

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  Var = RSI[14]   //ColorBetween(0,20,0,100,0,100) //Green Bar //ColorBetween(80,100,100,0,0,100) //Red Bar   DrawRectangle(BarIndex-100,0,BarIndex,20)Coloured(0,255,0,1)BorderColor(0,255,0,0) DrawRectangle(BarIndex-100,80,BarIndex,100)Coloured(255,0,0,1)BorderColor(255,0,0,0)   Return Var

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