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Donovan2580
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Hello All,

I am developing a strategy with a lot of help that I received by reading this thread:



Currently everything is running correctly, but there are times I would like to clear or reset the Boolean value.



Example: I would like to reset or clear the "stored value" at the close of the day.



Any ideas of how to do this?

Thanks in advance,

Donovan


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Hi Donovan,

depending on how you define "close of the day" it might be easier to reset the variable at the beginning of a new day by for example monitoring a change in the reserved word "Date".

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Donovan2580
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Hello ABCTG,

Thanks much for your reply.

Perhaps at the close of the day was bad example.

Lets say I want to reset the stored value after 5 bars if it wasn't triggered.

How would I do that?



Basically I don't know any keywords or verbiage to clear the stored value. Once I know "How to word" the resetting of the value I can figure out how to apply it to different situations.



Hopefully that makes sense.

Thanks again,

Donovan


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Hi Donovan,

there are no reserved words for clearing a variable's value, but you can simply set it to any value you want whenever you want. If you want to do something after a certain number of bars, this will likely require a second variable that you use to store the bar number (using the reserved word CurrentBar for example) when you store the value in your first variable (for example). Then you can monitor the value for CurrentBar on subsequent bars and in case it is greater than the value you stored + X you can perform your reset.

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Donovan2580
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Sorry for the delayed response...

I finally got a chance to give your theory a try and it worked great.

Just wanted to close this thread and say thanks a million!!!!

Donovan


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Hi Donovan,

thank you for your feedback, I am glad to hear that.

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Sorry for the delayed response...

I finally got a chance to give your theory a try and it worked great.

Just wanted to close this thread and say thanks a million!!!!

Donovan



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