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Extract previous week's High, Low, Close data using 4 hour or, any below period aggregation
Can 4-hour or any below aggregation data can be utilized to find previous week's high, low and close. The reason is during pre/post market session, the previous week's high, low close cannot be compared with active data. Any help is greatly appreciated. @SleepyZ would you care to step in.

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shakib3585 said:
Hello All,

Extract previous week's High, Low, Close data using 4 hour or, any below period aggregation
Can 4-hour or any below aggregation data can be utilized to find previous week's high, low and close. The reason is during pre/post market session, the previous week's high, low close cannot be compared with active data. Any help is greatly appreciated. @SleepyZ would you care to step in.

Thank you hal_www
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yes, data can be read and stored, and be compared to future data.


please edit and rephrase your post. it doesn't make sense.
you ask for something, then state the 'reason' is it can't be done ???
why are you mentioning aggregation ? you are guessing at methods to create something. don't do that. just describe the desired output.

are you asking to,
.. find the high, low, close from the previous week, including pre market prices?

see how short and simple that is.



learn how to think like this and compose better questions,
tell us,
1. where you want to see something, chart, watchlist, scan,
2. what do you want to see , lines, label, bubble, shading, characters in a column,
3. when do you want to see it , just on last bar, last day, all bars, ...
 
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shakib3585 said:
Hello All,

Extract previous week's High, Low, Close data using 4 hour or, any below period aggregation
Can 4-hour or any below aggregation data can be utilized to find previous week's high, low and close. The reason is during pre/post market session, the previous week's high, low close cannot be compared with active data. Any help is greatly appreciated. @SleepyZ would you care to step in.

Thank you
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this will plot lines at the highest and lowest prices, of the previous week. whi2 , wlo2
works with or without extended hours turned on

Code: 
# prev_week_hi_lo


def bn = double.nan;
def na = double.nan;
def cls2 = if isnan(close) then cls2[1] else close;

def currentday = if GetLastDay() == GetDay() then 1 else 0;
def currentweek = if GetLastweek() == Getweek() then 1 else 0;


def o = open;
def h = high;
def l = low;
def c = close;

def wnum = getweek();
def yr = getyear();

# whi = current week   whi2 = prev week
def whi;
def wlo;
def wcls;
def whi2;
def wlo2;
def wcls2;
if bn == 1 then {
 whi = h;
 wlo = l;
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = 0;
 wlo2 = 0;
 wcls2 = 0;

} else if wnum[1] != wnum[0] then {
# first bar in week period
 whi = h;
 wlo = l;
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = whi[1];
 wlo2 = wlo[1];
 wcls2 = wcls[1];

} else if wnum[1] == wnum[0] then {
#  bars in same week
 whi = max(h, whi[1]);
 wlo = if wlo[1] == 0 then l else min(l, wlo[1]);
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = whi2[1];
 wlo2 = wlo2[1];
 wcls2 = wcls2[1];

} else {
 whi = 0;
 wlo = 0;
 wcls = 0;
 whi2 = 0;
 wlo2 = 0;
 wcls2 = 0;
}


plot zhi2 = if whi2 > 0 and !isnan(close) then whi2 else na;
plot zlo2 = if wlo2 > 0 and !isnan(close) then wlo2 else na;
zhi2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HORIZONTAL);
zlo2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HORIZONTAL);

#x.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
#x.setlineweight(1);
#x.hidebubble();


addchartbubble(0, low,
whi + "\n" +
whi2 + "\n" +
wlo + "\n" +
wlo2
, color.yellow, no);

addverticalline(0 and wnum[1] != wnum[0], "-", color.cyan);
#
 
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halcyonguy said:
this will plot lines at the highest and lowest prices, of the previous week. whi2 , wlo2
works with or without extended hours turned on

Code: 
# prev_week_hi_lo


def bn = double.nan;
def na = double.nan;
def cls2 = if isnan(close) then cls2[1] else close;

def currentday = if GetLastDay() == GetDay() then 1 else 0;
def currentweek = if GetLastweek() == Getweek() then 1 else 0;


def o = open;
def h = high;
def l = low;
def c = close;

def wnum = getweek();
def yr = getyear();

# whi = current week   whi2 = prev week
def whi;
def wlo;
def wcls;
def whi2;
def wlo2;
def wcls2;
if bn == 1 then {
 whi = h;
 wlo = l;
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = 0;
 wlo2 = 0;
 wcls2 = 0;

} else if wnum[1] != wnum[0] then {
# first bar in week period
 whi = h;
 wlo = l;
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = whi[1];
 wlo2 = wlo[1];
 wcls2 = wcls[1];

} else if wnum[1] == wnum[0] then {
#  bars in same week
 whi = max(h, whi[1]);
 wlo = if wlo[1] == 0 then l else min(l, wlo[1]);
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = whi2[1];
 wlo2 = wlo2[1];
 wcls2 = wcls2[1];

} else {
 whi = 7;
 wlo = 0;
 wcls = 0;
 whi2 = 0;
 wlo2 = 0;
 wcls2 = 0;
}


plot zhi2 = if whi2 > 0 and !isnan(close) then whi2 else na;
plot zlo2 = if wlo2 > 0 and !isnan(close) then wlo2 else na;
zhi2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HORIZONTAL);
zlo2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HORIZONTAL);

#x.SetDefaultColor(Color.red);
#x.setlineweight(1);
#x.hidebubble();


addchartbubble(0, low,
whi + "\n" +
whi2 + "\n" +
wlo + "\n" +
wlo2
, color.yellow, no);

addverticalline(0 and wnum[1] != wnum[0], "-", color.cyan);
#
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Apologies for the confusion and mesmerized by your code. Thank you, Mr. Rocket! One request please, can you plot the previous week's close on this code @halcyonguy
 
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shakib3585 said:
Apologies for the confusion and mesmerized by your code. Thank you, Mr. Rocket! One request please, can you plot the previous week's close on this code @halcyonguy
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here you go
added close line. i made it cyan and width of 2, to make it easier to see, because candles are probably going to be crossing it.

Code: 
# prev_week_hi_lo


def bn = double.nan;
def na = double.nan;
def cls2 = if isnan(close) then cls2[1] else close;

def currentday = if GetLastDay() == GetDay() then 1 else 0;
def currentweek = if GetLastweek() == Getweek() then 1 else 0;


def o = open;
def h = high;
def l = low;
def c = close;

def wnum = getweek();
def yr = getyear();

# whi = current week   whi2 = prev week
def whi;
def wlo;
def wcls;
def whi2;
def wlo2;
def wcls2;
if bn == 1 then {
 whi = h;
 wlo = l;
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = 0;
 wlo2 = 0;
 wcls2 = 0;

} else if wnum[1] != wnum[0] then {
# first bar in week period
 whi = h;
 wlo = l;
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = whi[1];
 wlo2 = wlo[1];
 wcls2 = wcls[1];

} else if wnum[1] == wnum[0] then {
#  bars in same week
 whi = max(h, whi[1]);
 wlo = if wlo[1] == 0 then l else min(l, wlo[1]);
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = whi2[1];
 wlo2 = wlo2[1];
 wcls2 = wcls2[1];

} else {
 whi = 0;
 wlo = 0;
 wcls = 0;
 whi2 = 0;
 wlo2 = 0;
 wcls2 = 0;
}


plot zhi2 = if whi2 > 0 and !isnan(close) then whi2 else na;
plot zlo2 = if wlo2 > 0 and !isnan(close) then wlo2 else na;
plot zcls2 = if wcls2 > 0 and !isnan(close) then wcls2 else na;
zhi2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HORIZONTAL);
zlo2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HORIZONTAL);
zcls2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HORIZONTAL);
zhi2.SetDefaultColor(Color.yellow);
zlo2.SetDefaultColor(Color.yellow);
zcls2.SetDefaultColor(Color.cyan);
zcls2.setlineweight(2);
#x.hidebubble();


addchartbubble(0, low,
whi + "\n" +
whi2 + "\n" +
wlo + "\n" +
wlo2
, color.yellow, no);

addverticalline(0 and wnum[1] != wnum[0], "-", color.cyan);
#
 
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halcyonguy said:
here you go
added close line. i made it cyan and width of 2, to make it easier to see, because candles are probably going to be crossing it.

Code: 
# prev_week_hi_lo


def bn = double.nan;
def na = double.nan;
def cls2 = if isnan(close) then cls2[1] else close;

def currentday = if GetLastDay() == GetDay() then 1 else 0;
def currentweek = if GetLastweek() == Getweek() then 1 else 0;


def o = open;
def h = high;
def l = low;
def c = close;

def wnum = getweek();
def yr = getyear();

# whi = current week   whi2 = prev week
def whi;
def wlo;
def wcls;
def whi2;
def wlo2;
def wcls2;
if bn == 1 then {
 whi = h;
 wlo = l;
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = 0;
 wlo2 = 0;
 wcls2 = 0;

} else if wnum[1] != wnum[0] then {
# first bar in week period
 whi = h;
 wlo = l;
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = whi[1];
 wlo2 = wlo[1];
 wcls2 = wcls[1];

} else if wnum[1] == wnum[0] then {
#  bars in same week
 whi = max(h, whi[1]);
 wlo = if wlo[1] == 0 then l else min(l, wlo[1]);
 wcls = c;
 whi2 = whi2[1];
 wlo2 = wlo2[1];
 wcls2 = wcls2[1];

} else {
 whi = 0;
 wlo = 0;
 wcls = 0;
 whi2 = 0;
 wlo2 = 0;
 wcls2 = 0;
}


plot zhi2 = if whi2 > 0 and !isnan(close) then whi2 else na;
plot zlo2 = if wlo2 > 0 and !isnan(close) then wlo2 else na;
plot zcls2 = if wcls2 > 0 and !isnan(close) then wcls2 else na;
zhi2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HORIZONTAL);
zlo2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HORIZONTAL);
zcls2.SetPaintingStrategy(PaintingStrategy.HORIZONTAL);
zhi2.SetDefaultColor(Color.yellow);
zlo2.SetDefaultColor(Color.yellow);
zcls2.SetDefaultColor(Color.cyan);
zcls2.setlineweight(2);
#x.hidebubble();


addchartbubble(0, low,
whi + "\n" +
whi2 + "\n" +
wlo + "\n" +
wlo2
, color.yellow, no);

addverticalline(0 and wnum[1] != wnum[0], "-", color.cyan);
#
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Thank you, Mr. Rocket!
 
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Hello, I am new to this forum and ran across this post. Is there way to add an alert to this script of price crossing above or below the high, low and close? If it is possible


thank you
 
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