Simple Color Change on Watchlist for value Above "X"

[Luke91-DT]

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for something pretty simple, I am pretty inexperienced to writing script for ThinkScript. I am using a simple script for showing volume spikes on my WL tickers, what I'd like to be able to do is have it turn the background color green if it is above X value (5 or 10 for example). Below is the script and a screen shot of how it presents on my watchlist currently.

Any help is appreciated, thanks!

(volume / Average(volume, 20))

 

[halcyonguy]

I'm looking for something pretty simple, I am pretty inexperienced to writing script for ThinkScript. I am using a simple script for showing volume spikes on my WL tickers, what I'd like to be able to do is have it turn the background color green if it is above X value (5 or 10 for example). Below is the script and a screen shot of how it presents on my watchlist currently.

this is a column study.
it has 4 number levels to compare to, so there are 5 color ranges.
the levels are set to, 2,4,6,8
lower numbers are dark colors.
higher numbers are lighter. above 8 will be green.


column study , 1 minute
zvolrng1 , http://tos.mx/Rhjxbj2

# zvolrng1

# r = (volume / Average(volume, 20))

def v = volume;
def len = 20;
def vavg = average(v, len);
def r = round(v/vavg,2);

plot z = r;
# font color
z.setdefaultcolor(color.black);
#z.setdefaultcolor(color.white);

def level1 = 2;
def level2 = 4;
def level3 = 6;
def level4 = 8;

assignbackgroundcolor(
     if r < level1 then color.dark_gray
else if ( r >= level1 and r < level2) then color.gray
else if ( r >= level2 and r < level3) then color.magenta
else if ( r >= level3 and r < level4) then color.yellow
else color.green);

 

[Luke91-DT]

this is a column study.
it has 4 number levels to compare to, so there are 5 color ranges.
the levels are set to, 2,4,6,8
lower numbers are dark colors.
higher numbers are lighter. above 8 will be green.


column study , 1 minute
zvolrng1 , http://tos.mx/Rhjxbj2

# zvolrng1

# r = (volume / Average(volume, 20))

def v = volume;
def len = 20;
def vavg = average(v, len);
def r = round(v/vavg,2);

plot z = r;
# font color
z.setdefaultcolor(color.black);
#z.setdefaultcolor(color.white);

def level1 = 2;
def level2 = 4;
def level3 = 6;
def level4 = 8;

assignbackgroundcolor(
     if r < level1 then color.dark_gray
else if ( r >= level1 and r < level2) then color.gray
else if ( r >= level2 and r < level3) then color.magenta
else if ( r >= level3 and r < level4) then color.yellow
else color.green);

Thanks a ton! I'll be able to learn from this as well.

Easy to adjust and might help with my future scripts!