Having CS1501 error

[kudos]

I am working on a multi time frame strategy and I am getting a CS1501 error. I have added the secondary time frame it is based on volume. I am trying to check the secondary time frame using the LinRegSlope 14 period of the ema 100 period of the close. I appreciate any help.

if(LinRegSlope(BarsArray[1],EMA,(Close,100)[0], 14)[0] > (LinRegSlope(BarsArray[1],EMA,(Close,100)[0], 14)[0]

[NinjaTrader_Jesse]

Hello kudos,

You can find details about the error code you provided in the following link: https://ninjatrader.com/support/help...ightsub=CS1501

It looks like you have too many parameters in the LinRegSlope, it only takes up to 2 parameters.

LinRegSlope(int period)[int barsAgo]
LinRegSlope(ISeries<double> input, int period)[int barsAgo]

https://ninjatrader.com/support/helpGuides/nt8/linear_regression_slope.htm?zoom_highlightsub=LinRegSlope

A LinRegSlope of 14 period using the secondary would look like this:

LinRegSlope(BarsArray[1], 14)[0]

I am not certain I understand what you are trying to do with the EMA from the given details, that would need to be removed out of the LinRegSlope parameters to avoid the error.

I look forward to being of further assistance.

[kudos]

It is the LinRegSlope of another indicator that indicator being the ema..I copied and pasted just the
LinRegSlope(BarsArray[1], 14)[0] and it still gave me the CS1501 error stating No overload for method "LinRegSlope" takes 3 arguments

[kudos]

I am using NT7 the code compiles fine if (LinRegSlope(EMA(100), 14)[0] > LinRegSlope(EMA(1000), 14)[1] it is when i use the BarsArray[1] for the secondary that gives me the error

[NinjaTrader_Jesse]

Hello kudos,

What you provided in post 1 is not valid so that will produce the mentioned error. The reason why what you provided in post 4 compiles is that is not the same code and is valid.

The answer will still be the same for both NT7 and NT8, the LinRegSlope takes up to 2 total parameters. The first parameter can be a series of data or another indicator, the second parameter is the period for LinRegSlope.

LinRegSlope(EMA(100), 14)

This is taking the EMA for input with a 14 period.

You could also pass a series in the same way:

LinRegSlope(BarsArray[1], 14)

If you are trying to pass the EMA from the secondary you need to pass the BarsArray to the EMA and not the LinRegSlope because LinRegSlope only takes 2 parameters.

LinRegSlope(EMA(BarsArray[1], 100), 14)

I look forward to being of further assistance.