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Strategies & Market Trends : Windows on Wall Street -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: WPC9999 who wrote (2212)	6/12/2001 8:48:51 AM
From: 3_putt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2233

WPC, I use the version of WOW that was sold out of a box (no longer available). The website version that you have been previewing, I am not very familiar with. If it offers the ability to create new indicators, then follow this procedure: Once you have the window displayed that allows you to create a new indicator, look for a box that is labeled Formula List. In that box, insert two lines that look like this: if(close>=ref(close,-1),volume100,0) if(close<ref(close,-1),volume100,0) The first line says: if the closing price is greater than or equal to yesterday's closing price, display a volume bar that represents the number of shares traded (100 times the number of lots traded) and allow that bar to be displayed in the first default color. (I believe that's red.) The second line says: if the closing price is less than yesterday's closing price, display a volume bar that represents the number of shares traded (100 times the number of lots traded) and allow that bar to be displayed in the second default color. (I believe that's green.)