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    Range Chart Low[] Series Problem

    Hi,

    I'm using a 6 range chart and the plotted values of high and low for the current bar do not match the values I am printing out on the output window using High[0] and Low[0].

    this is my code

    if(CurrentBar==Count-1) {
    double mDir0 = EMA(Close, 15)[0];
    double mDir1 = EMA(Close, 15)[1];
    double mDir2 = EMA(Close, 15)[2];

    Print("ema2="+mDir2.ToString()+"ema1="+mDir0.ToStr ing()+",
    ema0="+mDir1.ToString()+", low="+Low[0].ToString()+", "+(Low[0]+
    (chartRange*TickSize)).ToString()+", high="+High[0].ToString()+", "+(High[0]-
    (chartRange*TickSize)).ToString());
    }

    at different times the printed values of high and low will (seemingly) randomly be equal to what is plotted on the range chart or different, I can't see a pattern, although it seems to be worse just after a new bar is started. I cannot see the pattern.

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks,
    Will.

    #2
    Please ignore this post I found the problem. I had added another data series in Initialise() that I forgot about.

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      #3
      No worries, thanks for the update Will.

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