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JimDean
Posted 7/18/2011 2:12 PM (#2539)
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In order to try to keep things organized, so that others can find them in the future and so that threads do not get mixed up, this Thread is dedicated just to FILTERS, using pure OmniScript if at all possible. "Extended" responses will often be put in other threads, which will be dedicated to the creation of the requested script.

So, if a thread does not already exist that deals with your desired Filter, just post your question here. Please DON'T post requests for help with Syntax or Indicators or Systems or Stops or Scans or ColorCharts or Setups or Measurements or Transforms in this Thread (or this Room) - there are other Threads dedicated for those requests.

If there is a "fast answer" pointing out an existing solution, it will be given in this Thread. Otherwise, if someone creates a solution for that request, it should be provided in SEPARATE Thread with an appropriate name, in the appropriate Room that's dedicated for that kind of function. Ideally, you should put a single response-post in THIS thread, with a URL-link pointing to the new Thread with the response.

Thanks!

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BobVogler
Posted 7/19/2011 10:08 PM (#2569 - in reply to #2539)
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Not knowing where this question should be posted, but I'm sure Jim will find a place for it. Some time back Jim posted an indicator called "DT Stoch". I really like this indicator. It is written in Omni Language. Is there any way to be able to use this indicator in a filter. Such as if the DT is above 80 and falling then allow the signal, etc. If so how do I go about putting it in a filter. DT Stoch is not in the library or fundamental list to be able to put into a filter.

If you can't locate the indicator, I can post the VBA code if wanted.

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JimDean
Posted 7/20/2011 5:25 AM (#2574 - in reply to #2569)
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Hi Bob:

Your answer can be found here (twice ;-) …
http://tradetight.org/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=254

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DaveCharlton
Posted 4/5/2017 9:30 PM (#8922 - in reply to #2539)
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Hi Jim , I am trying to create a filter in Oscript where, todays close is at least 20% lower than the highest high of the last 30 days.I have been using close prices for the calculation of the average. Thanks in advance.

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JimDean
Posted 4/5/2017 10:38 PM (#8923 - in reply to #8922)
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C <= .8*HHV(30)

Note: includes current bar high in the range.

I'm unclear about what "average" you were referring to.

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DaveCharlton
Posted 4/5/2017 10:51 PM (#8924 - in reply to #2539)
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Thanks Jim ...I meant percent not average

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JimDean
Posted 4/6/2017 4:26 AM (#8925 - in reply to #8922)
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If you mean you want symbols for which the C is <= 80% of the highest Close (not the highest High), the formula would be:

C <= .8 * HHV(C,30)

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