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Tim Mazanec
2016-03-06 13:11:09


How do I add language that allows certain buy signals between certain dates?

Currently I have:

// Buy rules
buy = (rule5 and rule6 and rule8 and rule9)
or (cross(AN, 0)
;

I want the 2nd line to effectively state:
or (cross(AN, 0) and datefilter(1,1,2000,1,1,2010));


The datefilter is receiving an error message under 2010


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2016-03-07 05:56:00

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There are no issue with the "datefilter" function, you have added a second parenthesis in your formula
datefilter(1,1,2000,1,1,2010)

and not
datefilter(1,1,2000,1,1,2010))


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