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RosenAY
2019-05-18 08:59:10


I would like to show the percentage rise or fall on a particular bar when the "cross hair" is placed on the candle bar of that day. Can it be done?


QuantShare
2019-05-18 12:35:23

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Yes, there are several ways to do this. Right click on the chart, select "Edit formula" then type the formula.

1/ At the top of the chart, next to OHLC

a = round(((close/open)-1)*100, 2);
plot(a, "Ret:", colorBlack, ChartNone);

2/ Anywhere in the chart

a = round(((close/open)-1)*100, 2);
printchart("Ret: ".a, "", BottomLeft, colorWhite, colorTransparent, colorBlack, 250);



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