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panetmoto
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any way to get the vwap to color red when it is down sloping
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Barry Cohen
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Yes, you can use a formula like this to color red when one bar is at a lower level than the previous bar: Indicator < Indicator[1]
If you want a greater slope, you can add additional previous bars like this: Indicator < Indicator[1] AND Indicator[1] < Indicator[2].
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panetmoto
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thank you Barry
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panetmoto
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#Indicator
Return 0 ' Return the value calculated by the indicator
VWAP(1,1) < VWAP(1,1)[1] and VWAP(1,1) [1] < VWAP(1,1) [2]
here is what i have and says build failed
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Jim Dean
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Eliminate the #Indicator and Return lines.
All you need is the boolean script rule.
Apply it in the Color Chart definition.
Check Help for how that works.
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