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Dennis Schutten
2016-05-04 10:02:23


How do I calculate the number of bars between dates?

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Dennis



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2016-05-06 03:23:24

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a = barssince(stringequal(date(), "01/06/2014")) - barssince(stringequal(date(), "01/06/2015"));
plot(a, "");



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