limit = DateNum() <= ParamDate("date", Date() );
myClose = IIf( Limit, Close,Null);
The limited question that I asked him was solved admirably well by the above code. Now I have run into another brickwall. The usage of null whacks the plot out of shape from the date next/subsequent to the selected date. I have tried to see examples of code posted that use Null but have not been able to make sense out of it. Is there any solution to this?
If not, how do i accomplish the twin objectives of (a) limiting the data used for computation to a selected/cut-off date and (b) ensure the accuracy of the plot using data till the selected date, BEYOND/SUBSEQUENT to the selected/cut-off date.
I will be most grateful for any help in solving this problem.
TIA for any help.
Rakesh
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