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To: bdog who wrote (9790)	7/13/1999 4:51:00 AM
From: Bob Jagow	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11149

bdog, I use printhdr and printhdrln all the time, but primarily to add SS headers, so I need commas but seldom worry about spacing -- just copy the print statements to above any if...then or for...do code and edit out the extra stuff. e.g. --- print symbol:-7,",",av:9:1,",",sf:8:0,",",av2FltP:6:3; if debug > 0 then print ",",dbar,",",xcessBar:4:3; println ",",QRS(tbar):2:0,",",close(tbar):6:2; => printhdr "symbol, av, sharesFlt, av2FltP, fltP"; if debug > 0 then printhdr ",dbar,xcessBar"; endif; printhdrln ",QRS,close"; --- [Your problem was the extra "s.] I'd missed the wtd-only srsi -- emailing support [Annette] is your best bet. Bob

To: bdog who wrote (9790)	7/14/1999 12:33:00 AM
From: Steve Keyser	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 11149

Regarding the StochRSI indicator 'weighted' glitch... Here is what I have experienced... - The drop-down list box on the Indicator Options dialog box which lets you select the moving average type always displays 'weighted' upon return to the dialog box. - The moving average type in the Data View window never displays anything other than 'weighted'. - The other moving average types (exponential and simple) will work temporarily on the main chart display after clicking on the 'Apply' button. The correct moving average type will stay displayed on the chart until the screen is repainted (by selecting another equity or even by toggling another application to the front momentarily). It is a nuisance when using the main chart display, but I mostly use the StochRSI scan function to get the results I'm after (which does properly use the various moving average methods). Steve Keyser