Close Prices in Ascending Order

[Vamsy]

Can Close Prices of last 5 Days Sorted in Ascending Order in TOS...?

Example : Close Prices of X in Last 5 Days are 20,15,18,22,10.

Can these Values Sorted in Ascending Order and Added to Labels...?

Result Expected in TOS Labels : 10,15,18,20,22

 

[halcyonguy]

Can Close Prices of last 5 Days Sorted in Ascending Order in TOS...?

Example : Close Prices of X in Last 5 Days are 20,15,18,22,10.

Can these Values Sorted in Ascending Order and Added to Labels...?

Result Expected in TOS Labels : 10,15,18,20,22

it is possible to assign a ranking number to some values in a variable.
then you could look for each rank number , find an offset, and read the desired data.

this post mentions 3 links
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/...a-bubble-eg-addchartbubble.11525/#post-100022

 

[Vamsy]

it is possible to assign a ranking number to some values in a variable.
then you could look for each rank number , find an offset, and read the desired data.

this post mentions 3 links
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/...a-bubble-eg-addchartbubble.11525/#post-100022

Mentioned threads have sorted/ assigned ranking in Descending order.

Can the Close Values Sorted in Ascending Order…?

 

[halcyonguy]

Mentioned threads have sorted/ assigned ranking in Descending order.

Can the Close Values Sorted in Ascending Order…?

? they are in ascending order.
1 is assigned to the lowest number and 10 to the highest of 10 numbers. and those in between are numbered accordingly.


i am away now , so i'm typing this on my cell. in a few days i can verify this.

copy the code from here
post4
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/rank-volume-1-10.9504/#post-100206

paste it in as a new study
set chart to day

change this to 5
input qty = 10;


add this to the end

def dat1 = if bn >= rngbar1 and rank3 == 1 then data else dat1[1];
def dat2 = if bn >= rngbar1 and rank3 == 2 then data else dat2[1];
def dat3 = if bn >= rngbar1 and rank3 == 3 then data else dat3[1];
def dat4 = if bn >= rngbar1 and rank3 == 4 then data else dat4[1];
def dat5 = if bn >= rngbar1 and rank3 == 5 then data else dat5[1];

addlabel(1, dat1, color.yellow);
addlabel(1, dat2, color.yellow);
addlabel(1, dat3, color.yellow);
addlabel(1, dat4, color.yellow);
addlabel(1, dat5, color.yellow);

 

[Vamsy]

? they are in ascending order.
1 is assigned to the lowest number and 10 to the highest of 10 numbers. and those in between are numbered accordingly.


i am away now , so i'm typing this on my cell. in a few days i can verify this.

copy the code from here
post4
https://usethinkscript.com/threads/rank-volume-1-10.9504/#post-100206

paste it in as a new study
set chart to day

change this to 5
input qty = 10;


add this to the end

def dat1 = if bn >= rngbar1 and rank3 == 1 then data else dat1[1];
def dat2 = if bn >= rngbar1 and rank3 == 2 then data else dat2[1];
def dat3 = if bn >= rngbar1 and rank3 == 3 then data else dat3[1];
def dat4 = if bn >= rngbar1 and rank3 == 4 then data else dat4[1];
def dat5 = if bn >= rngbar1 and rank3 == 5 then data else dat5[1];

addlabel(1, dat1, color.yellow);
addlabel(1, dat2, color.yellow);
addlabel(1, dat3, color.yellow);
addlabel(1, dat4, color.yellow);
addlabel(1, dat5, color.yellow);

How to do it for Every 5 Day Rolling...?

Ranking Logic is taking the Quantity as a Base Reference and Computing the Ranking Values of Given Quantity.

Do You have any reference Script For Rolling Range of Quantity....??