Hi,

the request is slightly ambiguous because you don’t use the same spelling for countofposition as an existing proorder keyword, so it might give the impression you meant it as a variable for the series length, but it could be you really meant “when my position reaches size 10”:

COUNTOFPOSITION

so, assuming the latter and using countofposition as the above proorder command counting your number of contracts/shares (so spelling with no “s”, and adding the missing “i”) rather than a personal variable, then you could try this to find highest value of both highs, regardless of how long it took between reaching size 10 and current bar (NB: this piece of code doesn’t extrapolate on your behalf what value to give to “myhighest” after countofposition is not 10 anymore):

if countofposition[1]<countofposition AND countofposition=10 then
 highwhen10=high
elsif countofposition<>10 then
 highwhen10=0
endif

if countofposition=10 then
 myhighest= max(highwhen10,high)
endif

Maybe this one?

When10bar  = 0
When10Hi   = 0
NextBar    = 0
NextHi     = 0
CurrentBar = 0
CurrentHi  = high
myPos      = CountOfPosition
FOR i = 0 TO BarIndex - 1
   IF myPos[i]  = 10 THEN
      When10bar = i
      When10Hi  = high[i]
      NextBar   = i - 1
      NextHi    = high[NextBar]
      break
   ENDIF
ENDIF
NEXT
graph When10bar
graph When10Hi
graph NextBar
graph NextHi
graph CurrentBar
graph CurrentHi

Yes, that seems correct.

You can easily check it by GRAPHing TopLevel to verify if it’s the correct value when the last entry occurred:

GRAPH TopLevel //or GRAPHONPRICE TopLevel