Sorry, I meant that in the Template you should reference the script by using "My.ATR2" instead of "ATR2". The script name in the script file should not have a "My." in it. The "My." is a namespace applied when the script is compiled and allows you to have iden...

Scripts in MyScripts need to be prefixed with "My." and scripts in the System Scans need to be prefixed with "Scan."

So, in your case the correct name would be:
My.ATR2

Hi Brian, A good resource to look at for examples of use of most functions is the actual code for all system indicators. You can find this code in the following location on your hard drive: {Documents}\EdgeRater\ChartScripts\SystemIndicators.xml In that file you can search for DRAWLINE and see that ...

The EdgeRater data provider does adjust for splits normally but it appears our data source has not yet noted that particular split. I have notified them about the error and the fix will appear in one of the daily updates. The Get Latest Data button in the Premium Data Status menu section only handle...

There appears to be a bug on the pop-up chart that prevents a trendline from being drawn. This will be fixed in the next update.

Currently chart drawings are not saved when you navigate away from a particular symbol.

When you double-click on a script it creates a brand new chart area below the main chart and any other existing chart areas. Drag and drop a script to add it to an existing chart area such as the main chart area. chart_adding_scripts.png See the Security Chart quick start for more info: https://www....

Yes, that's one of the powerful features of EdgeRater and there are several ways to see current signals for an entire symbol list: The first method is to drop the scan script into the Entries and Exits tab and then hit the Run button. The report will populate with the symbols that had the event for ...

You could use: C1:C,colorGreen; Or if you are not particular about the color of the line: C; Or, if you are not particular about renaming CLOSE to C1: C,colorGreen; The upper line of the linear regression is the number of standard deviations (constant) * the standard deviation. So, that would be: Up...

Received this question from an EdgeRater user: I need help with plotting a close on a chart to me it should be: C1: C,color.green; but this does not seem to work the other issue: I am trying to replicate this statement in thinkscript: def upperline = regression * stdDeviations (for a set length) I w...

Hi Ed,

It looks like that feature is not working in the current release. I'll take a look at it and have a fix ready for the next update.

Chris.