Thank you, Mike. I never noticed you could call just one value from an array without using loops like you did there.
Best, Chris ----- Original Message ----- From: Mike To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, June 29, 2010 2:06 PM Subject: [amibroker] Re: normalized plot question I think that you're asking for this: firstbar = Status("firstvisiblebar"); Plot(Close / Close[firstbar], "Buy & Hold", colorDarkGrey, styleLine); Mike --- In [email protected], "Chris DePuy" <cde...@...> wrote: > > > > I'm trying to plot the (close / first visible bar) of the selected ticker so that it begins from the left side of the chart at 1.0 and if it were to advance 2%, it would show 1.02 on the right side of the chart. I am pretty close, but I'm getting some confusing behavior that I think has to do with QuickAFL. Can someone cut and paste this code and tell me what is happening, please? > > > function GetVisibleBarCount2() > > { > > lvb2 = Status("lastvisiblebar"); > > fvb2 = Status("firstvisiblebar"); > > return Min( Lvb2 - fvb2, BarCount - fvb2 ); > > } > > barcnt2=getvisiblebarcount2(); > > Plot(barcnt2,"barcnt2",colorViolet,styleOwnScale); > > Lkb2k=barcnt2; > > normalizedC= C/ ValueWhen(BarIndex()==Lkb2k,C); > > Plot(normalizedC,"normalizedC",colorBlue,styleOwnScale); > > ?/*I've tried this with and without SetBarsRequired*/ > > SetBarsRequired(sbrAll, sbrAll ); >
