Ask the master to write the communication condition early warning formula.

Although I don't know who gave it to you or you copied it on that website, I tell you that these two formulas have no practical significance!

Not to mention the repeated use of ZIG function, a large number of useless statements are used in the formula alone. Once a large number of such formulas appear in the software, the system will run slowly or even paralyze.

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Below I give the key sentences of these two formulas. After editing, you can see how many useless junk sentences are in it.

One,

Cleared on the day when the yellow line disappears: = if (zig (ma ((h+l)/2,3), 3) > REF(ZIG(MA((H+L)/2，3)，3)， 1)，ZIG(MA((H+L)/2，3)，3)，DRAWNULL)，COLORYELLOW，LINETHICK3

DRAWTEXT (filter (clearance on the day when the L< yellow line disappears *0.93= 1,5),L*0.99,'↖ buy under the yellow line'), coloryellow.

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Second,

Varc 1: = (zig (3,5) > ref (zig (3,5),1)) and (ref (zig (3,5),1) <; = ref (zig (3,5), 2)) and (ref (zig (3,5), 2) < =REF(ZIG(3，5)，3))；

VARD 1:=(ZIG(3，5)& lt； Ref (zig (3,5), 1)) and (ref (zig (3,5),1) > = ref (zig (3,5), 2) and (ref (zig (3,5), 2).

Drawtext ((varc1=1), l * 0.96,' ↖ short'), color0000ff.

BB:=ZIG(3，50/5)* 100，COLORRED，LINETHICK2

G:=MA(BB，2)，COLORGREEN，LINETHICK2

I:=CROSS(BB，G)* 1000，COLORRED

Drawtext (I = 1000, L * 0.94,' purchased from China'), COLORRED.