Volume Labels For ThinkOrSwim

[rnephosCloudMam]

I ran across some thinkScript label that has helped me see comparative volumes at a glance.

On my charts I have them in the Lower Charts (where I use the Ultimate_Volume_Indicator). I don't know who wrote the script. It wasn't in the notes. My contribution was adding a calculation to give the percent calculation showing percent of this day's volume to the average daily volume AND the percent of time elapsed through the day in hours.

The Code:

Input ShowTotalVolume = yes;
Input ShowCurrentBarVolume = yes;
Input ShowPreviousBarVolume = yes;
Input ShowDaysAverageVolume = yes;
Input DaysAverage = 50;

### TOTAL VOLUME ###
AddLabel (ShowTotalVolume, "Total Volume: " + volume(period = aggregationperiod.DAY), color.WHITE);

### PERCENT CURRENT VOLUME TO DAYS AVERAGE VOLUME by CloudMan ###
def PercentVol = volume(period = aggregationperiod.DAY)/average(volume(period = aggregationperiod.day),DaysAverage);
def rth = ((GetTime() - RegularTradingStart(GetYYYYMMDD())) / AggregationPeriod.HOUR)/6.5;
AddLabel (yes, "V: " + AsPercent (PercentVol) + " T: " + AsPercent (rth), color.CYAN);

### DAYS AVERAGE VOLUME ###
AddLabel (ShowDaysAverageVolume, DaysAverage + "DAvg: " + average(volume(period = aggregationperiod.day),DaysAverage), color.light_gray);



### CURRENT BAR VOLUME ###
AddLabel (ShowCurrentBarVolume, "CurBar Volume: " + volume, if volume > volume[1] then color.green else color.red);

### PREVIOUS BAR VOLUME ###
AddLabel (ShowPreviousBarVolume, "PrevBar Volume: " + volume[1], color.orange);

 

[rnephosCloudMam]

I love my new volume percentage label so I decided to write a custom scan using that info to find stocks that are trading above relative volume for the day. Everything seemed to be working great except for the last calculation. You will notice that if I plug the number, the scan works perfectly. But when I try to use the GetTime() and RegularTradingStart() formulas, it doesn't work correctly. But the calculation for the label is correct. Am I missing something? @BenTen @antwerks @TRADERSAM

 

[rnephosCloudMam]

To add some more context ... I used the "#" to deactivate certain lines of code while I was testing my error. I want to use the line that has the # and delete the following line but it isn't working. I assume there is something I am missing about the data coming from GetTime. I wish there were a way I could just test the mathematical return of a line of code.