Does anyone have Williams' R indicator code?

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Does anyone have Williams' R indicator code?

Postby seung1980 » 26 Jan 2010

Hi all,

I am looking for Williams' R indicator which is not available in MC.

Could anyone share the code plz ?

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Re: Does anyone have Williams' R indicator code?

Postby Bruce DeVault » 26 Jan 2010

Hi all,

I am looking for Williams' R indicator which is not available in MC.

Could anyone share the code plz ?
Williams %R is a simple formula - it's something like:

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inputs: period(14);

variables: HHV(0), LLV(0), WPR(0);

HHV = highest(high, period);
LLV = lowest(low, period);
WPR = 0;
if HHV <> LLV then
WPR = (close - LLV) / (HHV - LLV) * 100;
plot1(WPR, "%r");

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Re: Does anyone have Williams' R indicator code?

Postby tekram » 26 Jan 2010

Hi all,

I am looking for Williams' R indicator which is not available in MC.

Could anyone share the code plz ?
MC (and TS) has it under "%R", which is normally what it is called. It uses the function "PercentR", which is basically what the previous poster has posted.

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Postby Bruce DeVault » 26 Jan 2010

I was commenting more or less from memory - I'm pretty sure the algorithm is correct but there are many ways of doing the same thing. If in doubt, you should use the built in function unless this one helps you understand better how it works and what it means.

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Postby seung1980 » 27 Jan 2010

thanks guys.

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Postby Bruce DeVault » 27 Jan 2010

You are welcome - good luck to you.


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