Standard Deviations LABELS

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Im trying to downsize the amount of junk on my screen and want to have Labels that tell which standard deviation level close is at.

I have no clue where to start... The way Im trying to do it adding conditions for every instance seems insane and loads my screen up with too many labels

Is there a way to have ONE label where the data changes in it telling me the current Std Dev level the close price is at??

Here is the code Im using (measure outs to 4 Devs)
Ruby: 
# Standard 4Devs
input price = close;
input deviations1 = 1.0;
input deviations2 = 2.0;
input deviations3 = 3.0;
input deviations4 = 4.0;

input deviations5 = .5;
input deviations6 = 1.5;
input deviations7 = 2.5;
input deviations8 = 3.5;


input fullRange = Yes;
input length = 21;

def regression;

def stdDeviation;

if (fullRange) {
regression = InertiaAll(price, extendToRight = yes);
stdDeviation = stdevAll(price, extendToRight = yes);
} else {
regression = InertiaAll(price, length);
stdDeviation = stdevAll(price, length);
}

plot MiddleLine = regression;
MiddleLine.setLineWeight(2);
MiddleLine.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);

plot UpperLine = regression + deviations1 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine = regression - deviations1 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine.setLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine2 = regression + deviations2 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine2.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine2 = regression - deviations2 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine2.setLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine3 = regression + deviations3 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine3.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine3.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine3 = regression - deviations3 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine3.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine3.setLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine4 = regression + deviations4 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine4.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine4.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine4 = regression - deviations4 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine4.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine4.setLineWeight(2);


# half devs

plot UpperLine5 = regression + deviations5 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine5.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine5.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine5 = regression - deviations5 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine5.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine5.setLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine6 = regression + deviations6 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine6.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine6.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine6 = regression - deviations6 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine6.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine6.setLineWeight(2);


plot UpperLine7 = regression + deviations7 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine7.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine7.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine7 = regression - deviations7 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine7.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine7.setLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine8 = regression + deviations8 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine8.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine8.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine8 = regression - deviations8 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine8.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine8.setLineWeight(2);

# Colors

MiddleLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(7));
UpperLine5.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(0));
LowerLine5.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(0));

# 1dev
UpperLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));
LowerLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));

UpperLine6.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));
LowerLine6.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));


# 2dev
UpperLine2.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));
LowerLine2.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));

UpperLine7.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));
LowerLine7.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));


# 3dev
UpperLine3.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIGHT_RED);
LowerLine3.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIGHT_RED);

UpperLine8.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(5));
LowerLine8.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(5));

# 4dev
UpperLine4.SetDefaultColor(Color.DARK_RED);
LowerLine4.SetDefaultColor(Color.DARK_RED);
 
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halcyonguy said:
here is one way.
i typed this on my cell, so there may be typos.

desc
...find the price difference of close to each of the 16 deviation levels.
...find the smallest difference.
...find a match to the smallest difference and set a variable to the corresponding deviation.
...use a label to display the deviation level and the price difference. it is colored based on if close is above or below the deviation.

i changed
upperLine to upperLine1
lowerline to lowerline1
you will have to change your code.

add this to the end of your code.

Code: 
def diff16 = (close - upperLine8);
def diff15 = (close - upperLine7);
def diff14 = (close - upperLine6);
def diff13 = (close - upperLine5);
def diff12 = (close - upperLine4);
def diff11 = (close -...
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JP382 said:
Im trying to downsize the amount of junk on my screen and want to have Labels that tell which standard deviation level close is at.

I have no clue where to start... The way Im trying to do it adding conditions for every instance seems insane and loads my screen up with too many labels

Is there a way to have ONE label where the data changes in it telling me the current Std Dev level the close price is at??

Here is the code Im using (measure outs to 4 Devs)
Ruby: 
# Standard 4Devs
input price = close;
input deviations1 = 1.0;
input deviations2 = 2.0;
input deviations3 = 3.0;
input deviations4 = 4.0;

input deviations5 = .5;
input deviations6 = 1.5;
input deviations7 = 2.5;
input deviations8 = 3.5;


input fullRange = Yes;
input length = 21;

def regression;

def stdDeviation;

if (fullRange) {
regression = InertiaAll(price, extendToRight = yes);
stdDeviation = stdevAll(price, extendToRight = yes);
} else {
regression = InertiaAll(price, length);
stdDeviation = stdevAll(price, length);
}

plot MiddleLine = regression;
MiddleLine.setLineWeight(2);
MiddleLine.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);

plot UpperLine = regression + deviations1 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine = regression - deviations1 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine.setLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine2 = regression + deviations2 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine2.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine2 = regression - deviations2 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine2.setLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine3 = regression + deviations3 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine3.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine3.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine3 = regression - deviations3 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine3.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine3.setLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine4 = regression + deviations4 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine4.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine4.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine4 = regression - deviations4 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine4.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine4.setLineWeight(2);


# half devs

plot UpperLine5 = regression + deviations5 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine5.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine5.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine5 = regression - deviations5 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine5.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine5.setLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine6 = regression + deviations6 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine6.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine6.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine6 = regression - deviations6 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine6.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine6.setLineWeight(2);


plot UpperLine7 = regression + deviations7 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine7.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine7.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine7 = regression - deviations7 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine7.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine7.setLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine8 = regression + deviations8 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine8.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine8.setLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine8 = regression - deviations8 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine8.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine8.setLineWeight(2);

# Colors

MiddleLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(7));
UpperLine5.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(0));
LowerLine5.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(0));

# 1dev
UpperLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));
LowerLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));

UpperLine6.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));
LowerLine6.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));


# 2dev
UpperLine2.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));
LowerLine2.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));

UpperLine7.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));
LowerLine7.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));


# 3dev
UpperLine3.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIGHT_RED);
LowerLine3.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIGHT_RED);

UpperLine8.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(5));
LowerLine8.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(5));

# 4dev
UpperLine4.SetDefaultColor(Color.DARK_RED);
LowerLine4.SetDefaultColor(Color.DARK_RED);
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here is one way.
i typed this on my cell, so there may be typos.

desc
...find the price difference of close to each of the 16 deviation levels.
...find the smallest difference.
...find a match to the smallest difference and set a variable to the corresponding deviation.
...use a label to display the deviation level and the price difference. it is colored based on if close is above or below the deviation.

i changed
upperLine to upperLine1
lowerline to lowerline1
you will have to change your code.

add this to the end of your code.

Code: 
def diff16 = (close - upperLine8);
def diff15 = (close - upperLine7);
def diff14 = (close - upperLine6);
def diff13 = (close - upperLine5);
def diff12 = (close - upperLine4);
def diff11 = (close - upperLine3);
def diff10 = (close - upperLine2);
def diff9 = (close - upperLine1);

def diff8 = (close - LowerLine1);
def diff7 = (close - LowerLine2);
def diff6 = (close - LowerLine3);
def diff5 = (close - LowerLine4);
def diff4 = (close - LowerLine5);
def diff3 = (close - LowerLine6);
def diff2 = (close - LowerLine7);
def diff1 = (close - LowerLine8);

def z1 = min( min(diff1, diff2) , min(diff3, diff4) );
def z2 = min( min(diff5, diff6) , min(diff7, diff8) );
def z3 = min( min(diff9, diff10) , min(diff11, diff12) );
def z4 = min( min(diff13, diff14) , min(diff15, diff16) );
def z = min( min(z1,z2) , min(z3,z4) );

#  d is dev $
def d;
if diff1 == z then {
 d = lowerline8;
} else if diff2 == z then {
 d = lowerline7;
} else if diff3 == z then {
 d = lowerline6;
} else if diff4 == z then {
 d = lowerline5;
} else if diff5 == z then {
 d = lowerline4;
} else if diff6 == z then {
 d = lowerline3;
} else if diff7 == z then {
 d = lowerline2;
} else if diff8 == z then {
 d = lowerline1;

} else if diff9 == z then {
 d = upperline1;
} else if diff10 == z then {
 d = upperline2;
} else if diff11 == z then {
 d = upperline3;
} else if diff12 == z then {
 d = upperline4;
} else if diff13 == z then {
 d = upperline5;
} else if diff14 == z then {
 d = upperline6
} else if diff15 == z then {
 d = upperline7;
} else if diff16 == z then {
 d = upperline8;
} else {
 d = 0;
};

addlabel(1, " closest dev " + d + ". diff of " + z, (if z > 0 then color.green else color.red) );

ideas...
i like assigning formulas with def, then use plot to draw them or not. this makes it possible to turn plots on and off and still have the def values available to other formulas.
here is an example.

def na = double.nan;
def UpperLine1 = regression + deviations1 * stdDeviation;
input show_plots = yes;
plot UpperLine1x = if show_plots then UpperLine1 else na;

reorder the dev variables , to be in order 1 to 16

i don't like many lines on my charts. i prefer something visual for the desired condition. could draw a cloud, over the last few bars, between the close level and the desired deviation level, colored to show if close is above or below the line.
 
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halcyonguy said:
here is one way.
i typed this on my cell, so there may be typos.

desc
...find the price difference of close to each of the 16 deviation levels.
...find the smallest difference.
...find a match to the smallest difference and set a variable to the corresponding deviation.
...use a label to display the deviation level and the price difference. it is colored based on if close is above or below the deviation.

i changed
upperLine to upperLine1
lowerline to lowerline1
you will have to change your code.

add this to the end of your code.

Code: 
def diff16 = (close - upperLine8);
def diff15 = (close - upperLine7);
def diff14 = (close - upperLine6);
def diff13 = (close - upperLine5);
def diff12 = (close - upperLine4);
def diff11 = (close - upperLine3);
def diff10 = (close - upperLine2);
def diff9 = (close - upperLine1);

def diff8 = (close - LowerLine1);
def diff7 = (close - LowerLine2);
def diff6 = (close - LowerLine3);
def diff5 = (close - LowerLine4);
def diff4 = (close - LowerLine5);
def diff3 = (close - LowerLine6);
def diff2 = (close - LowerLine7);
def diff1 = (close - LowerLine8);

def z1 = min( min(diff1, diff2) , min(diff3, diff4) );
def z2 = min( min(diff5, diff6) , min(diff7, diff8) );
def z3 = min( min(diff9, diff10) , min(diff11, diff12) );
def z4 = min( min(diff13, diff14) , min(diff15, diff16) );
def z = min( min(z1,z2) , min(z3,z4) );

#  d is dev $
def d;
if diff1 == z then {
 d = lowerline8;
} else if diff2 == z then {
 d = lowerline7;
} else if diff3 == z then {
 d = lowerline6;
} else if diff4 == z then {
 d = lowerline5;
} else if diff5 == z then {
 d = lowerline4;
} else if diff6 == z then {
 d = lowerline3;
} else if diff7 == z then {
 d = lowerline2;
} else if diff8 == z then {
 d = lowerline1;

} else if diff9 == z then {
 d = upperline1;
} else if diff10 == z then {
 d = upperline2;
} else if diff11 == z then {
 d = upperline3;
} else if diff12 == z then {
 d = upperline4;
} else if diff13 == z then {
 d = upperline5;
} else if diff14 == z then {
 d = upperline6
} else if diff15 == z then {
 d = upperline7;
} else if diff16 == z then {
 d = upperline8;
} else {
 d = 0;
};

addlabel(1, " closest dev " + d + ". diff of " + z, (if z > 0 then color.green else color.red) );

ideas...
i like assigning formulas with def, then use plot to draw them or not. this makes it possible to turn plots on and off and still have the def values available to other formulas.
here is an example.

def na = double.nan;
def UpperLine1 = regression + deviations1 * stdDeviation;
input show_plots = yes;
plot UpperLine1x = if show_plots then UpperLine1 else na;

reorder the dev variables , to be in order 1 to 16

i don't like many lines on my charts. i prefer something visual for the desired condition. could draw a cloud, over the last few bars, between the close level and the desired deviation level, colored to show if close is above or below the line.
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Since @halcyonguy is not at an editor, here are a few minor modifications to his excellent script. :)
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Ruby: 
# Standard 4Devs
input price = close;
input deviations1 = 1.0;
input deviations2 = 2.0;
input deviations3 = 3.0;
input deviations4 = 4.0;

input deviations5 = .5;
input deviations6 = 1.5;
input deviations7 = 2.5;
input deviations8 = 3.5;


input fullRange = Yes;
input length    = 21;

def regression;

def stdDeviation;

if (fullRange) {
    regression   = InertiaAll(price, extendToRight = yes);
    stdDeviation = StDevAll(price, extendToRight = yes);
} else {
    regression   = InertiaAll(price, length);
    stdDeviation = StDevAll(price, length);
}

plot MiddleLine = regression;
MiddleLine.SetLineWeight(2);
MiddleLine.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);

plot UpperLine1 = regression + deviations1 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine1.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine1.SetLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine1 = regression - deviations1 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine1.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine1.SetLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine2 = regression + deviations2 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine2.SetLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine2 = regression - deviations2 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine2.SetLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine3 = regression + deviations3 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine3.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine3.SetLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine3 = regression - deviations3 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine3.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine3.SetLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine4 = regression + deviations4 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine4.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
UpperLine4.SetLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine4 = regression - deviations4 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine4.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.LINE);
LowerLine4.SetLineWeight(2);


# half devs

plot UpperLine5 = regression + deviations5 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine5.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine5.SetLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine5 = regression - deviations5 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine5.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine5.SetLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine6 = regression + deviations6 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine6.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine6.SetLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine6 = regression - deviations6 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine6.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine6.SetLineWeight(2);


plot UpperLine7 = regression + deviations7 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine7.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine7.SetLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine7 = regression - deviations7 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine7.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine7.SetLineWeight(2);

plot UpperLine8 = regression + deviations8 * stdDeviation;
UpperLine8.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
UpperLine8.SetLineWeight(2);
plot LowerLine8 = regression - deviations8 * stdDeviation;
LowerLine8.SetStyle(Curve.SHORT_DASH);
LowerLine8.SetLineWeight(2);

# Colors

MiddleLine.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(7));
UpperLine5.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(0));
LowerLine5.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(0));

# 1dev
UpperLine1.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));
LowerLine1.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));

UpperLine6.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));
LowerLine6.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(1));


# 2dev
UpperLine2.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));
LowerLine2.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));

UpperLine7.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));
LowerLine7.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(4));


# 3dev
UpperLine3.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIGHT_RED);
LowerLine3.SetDefaultColor(Color.LIGHT_RED);

UpperLine8.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(5));
LowerLine8.SetDefaultColor(GetColor(5));

# 4dev
UpperLine4.SetDefaultColor(Color.DARK_RED);
LowerLine4.SetDefaultColor(Color.DARK_RED);

def diff16 = AbsValue(close - UpperLine8);
def diff15 = AbsValue(close - UpperLine7);
def diff14 = AbsValue(close - UpperLine6);
def diff13 = AbsValue(close - UpperLine5);
def diff12 = AbsValue(close - UpperLine4);
def diff11 = AbsValue(close - UpperLine3);
def diff10 = AbsValue(close - UpperLine2);
def diff9  = AbsValue(close - UpperLine1);

def diff8 = AbsValue(close - LowerLine1);
def diff7 = AbsValue(close - LowerLine2);
def diff6 = AbsValue(close - LowerLine3);
def diff5 = AbsValue(close - LowerLine4);
def diff4 = AbsValue(close - LowerLine5);
def diff3 = AbsValue(close - LowerLine6);
def diff2 = AbsValue(close - LowerLine7);
def diff1 = AbsValue(close - LowerLine8);

def z1 = Min( Min(diff1, diff2) , Min(diff3, diff4) );
def z2 = Min( Min(diff5, diff6) , Min(diff7, diff8) );
def z3 = Min( Min(diff9, diff10) , Min(diff11, diff12) );
def z4 = Min( Min(diff13, diff14) , Min(diff15, diff16) );
def z  = Min( Min(z1, z2) , Min(z3, z4) );

#  d is dev $
def d;
def x;
if diff1 == z
then {
    d = LowerLine8;
    x = -deviations8;
} else if diff2 == z
then {
    d = LowerLine7;
    x = -deviations7;
} else if diff3 == z
then {
    d = LowerLine6;
    x = -deviations6;
} else if diff4 == z
then {
    d = LowerLine5;
    x = -deviations5;
} else if diff5 == z
then {
    d = LowerLine4;
    x = -deviations4;
} else if diff6 == z
then {
    d = LowerLine3;
    x = -deviations3;
} else if diff7 == z
then {
    d = LowerLine2;
    x = -deviations2;
} else if diff8 == z
then {
    d = LowerLine1;
    x = -deviations1;

} else if diff9 == z
then {
    d = UpperLine1;
    x = deviations1;
} else if diff10 == z
then {
    d = UpperLine2;
    x = deviations2;
} else if diff11 == z
then {
    d = UpperLine3;
    x = deviations3;
} else if diff12 == z
then {
    d = UpperLine4;
    x = deviations4;
} else if diff13 == z
then {
    d = UpperLine5;
    x = deviations5;
} else if diff14 == z
then {
    d = UpperLine6;
    x = deviations6;
} else if diff15 == z
then {
    d = UpperLine7;
    x = deviations7;
} else if diff16 == z
then {
    d = UpperLine8;
    x = deviations8;
} else {
    d = 0;
    x = 0;
}
;

AddLabel(1, (if x > 0 then "upperline" + x else "lowerline" + -x) + " is closest dev " + d + ". diff of " + z, (if x > 0 then Color.LIGHT_GREEN else Color.LIGHT_RED) );
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