Scan language for close in top half of todays range?

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• markd mod

  April 22 edited April 22

  and [ close > low + [range * .5] ]
  
  If you add half the day's range to the low, it gives you the midpoint of the range. If the close is greater than the midpoint, it's in the top half of the range.
  
  If you want it in the top quarter of the days range, the change .5 to .75, in the top 10%, change .5 to .9, etc.
  
  Conversely if you want something at lower end of the range, change > to <, and adjust the decimal fractions accordingly
  
  and [ close < low + [range * .5] ] // bottom half
  
  and [ close < low + [range * .25] ] // bottom quarter
  
  and [ close < low + [range * .1] ] // bottom 10%

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• dtkrause ✭

  April 23

  Perfect! Thank you, Markd.

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