Wilderaverage syntax errors need correct syntax format.

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    Philstrading
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    Hi, well I’m sure its obvious to someone, but when I try to put in the syntax for a wilderaverage the help is of no help. I want the syntax for wilderaverage 4 periods, horizontal shift -1. vertical shift 0 applied to close

    No matter how I write it, parenthesis, brackets, commas. I can’t seem to put it in without syntax errors, yet the help states you can spcify them , just doesnt tell you the correct syntax.

    A simple thing, but I must be missing something.

    Anyone spell this out for me? Be appreciated.

    Thanks

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    Nicolas
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    Horizontal shift is just a way to get the current value moved visually on the right or the left , so what do you expect exactly?

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    Philstrading
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    LOL.. 🙂 hmmm, ok, clearly not thinking about it too deeply here…. that being the case its not of much value… I’ll mess about a bit more… Twas looking at crosses that may be of some value scalping. Wanted that variance in current time of course. I’ll mess about with programming perhaps..

    Cheers Robert.

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    Nicolas
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    Get the Xth previous value of a variable:

    x = 5 //period offset 
    var = wilderaverage[20](close)
    varX = var[x]
    
    return varX
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    Philstrading
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    Ok cheers Nicolas. I will take a mosey at that.

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Wilderaverage syntax errors need correct syntax format.


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