Problem in Code

Pearson · 2016-04-13T15:38:27+00:00

Hello Everyone, In an article on the internet, named “Stock Market Health Indicator for ProRealtime”, about a year ago, there is a code that I want to insert in PRT. But alas, there appears a message which is to see on the included screenshot. A message appears that there is an error in the code. i it possible that someone with knowledge improves this error? The code will then be useful for the whole forum. Thanks and Regards, pearson fma=AVERAGE[40] sma=AVERAGE[120] level1=fma>sma level2=sma>Highest[50](sma[1]) level3=Close>sma RETURN level1+level2+level3 AS “combined”, level1 AS “fma>sma”, level2 AS “sma highest”, level3 AS “close above”

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04/13/2016 at 4:38 PM #5335 quote
Pearson
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Hello Everyone,

In an article on the internet, named “Stock Market Health Indicator for ProRealtime”, about a year ago, there is a code that I want to insert in PRT.

But alas, there appears a message which is to see on the included screenshot.

A message appears that there is an error in the code.

i it possible that someone with knowledge improves this error?
The code will then be useful for the whole forum.
Thanks and Regards,
pearson
```
fma=AVERAGE[40]
sma=AVERAGE[120]
level1=fma>sma
level2=sma>Highest[50](sma[1])
level3=Close>sma

RETURN level1+level2+level3 AS “combined”, level1 AS “fma>sma”, level2 AS “sma highest”, level3 AS “close above”
```
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04/13/2016 at 7:30 PM #5341 quote
Nicolas
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Hello Pearson, this is a syntax error. It means that something is misspelled in your code. I think the copy/paste of this code has replaced the quote marks with other characters. You just have to replace the line 7 with this line instead :
```
RETURN level1+level2+level3 AS "combined", level1 AS "fma>sma", level2 AS "sma highest", level3 AS "close above"
```
code-prorealtime-syntax-error.png
04/13/2016 at 9:01 PM #5346 quote

Pearson
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Hello Nicolas,

Thank you very much to solve the question!

I am curious to see after a while, if the code has a meaning

Thanks and with kind regards,

Pearson.
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