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schhay
2019-07-26 01:09:59


I'm using the following formula to look up securities rising 20%:

Searchfor perf(close, 30) > 20

How do I get the total/avg volume for that same period which the condition is found? Thanks.



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2019-07-30 07:46:26

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There is no need to use the "searchfor" function.

To get the total volume of the last 30 bars, use:
sum(volume, 30)

For the total volume for the last 30 bars if a condition is met, use:
sumif(perf(close, 30) > 20, volume, 30)



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