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HighestBar(High,Length)[x]
I'm trying to reference the High or Low value of a DataSeries starting from a lookback period which is not the Current Bar (ie High[HighestBar(High,lookback)[x]]. I tried creating a DataSeries for HighestBar but all DataSeries are created as double yet previous data references are referenced as [int]. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this?
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Hawk Arps,
Are you attempting to store the index as well as the value or just the value of the highest high over lookback?
A simple dataseries should work in the latter cast, you just use MyDataseries.Set( High[HighestBar(High,lookback)] )
High[HighestBar(High,lookback)[x]] is incorrect, the HighestBar() function returns only 1 integer, not an array.
Please let me know if I may assist further.Adam P.NinjaTrader Customer Service
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Originally posted by Hawk Arps View PostI'm trying to reference the High or Low value of a DataSeries starting from a lookback period which is not the Current Bar (ie High[HighestBar(High,lookback)[x]]. I tried creating a DataSeries for HighestBar but all DataSeries are created as double yet previous data references are referenced as [int]. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this?
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Originally posted by koganam View PostAll indicator methods can be called from a strategy.
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Originally posted by NinjaTrader_AdamP View PostHawk Arps,
Are you attempting to store the index as well as the value or just the value of the highest high over lookback?
A simple dataseries should work in the latter cast, you just use MyDataseries.Set( High[HighestBar(High,lookback)] )
High[HighestBar(High,lookback)[x]] is incorrect, the HighestBar() function returns only 1 integer, not an array.
Please let me know if I may assist further.
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