I wrote an Indicator that uses the Standard Deviation as a denominator in an equation. When I use the value but not to divide something else by it, it works fine by which it implies it is a non-zero value. However, when used as the denominator, all lines (not just those related to the Standard Deviation) disappear. I have experimented and it seems that is is reading the initial value as zero. I have tried pre-defining the variable and assigning a non-zero value to it outside the loop, but it still does not work. Has anyone seen this before?
I have an interesting problem.
I wrote an Indicator that uses the Standard Deviation as a denominator in an equation. When I use the value but not to divide something else by it, it works fine by which it implies it is a non-zero value. However, when used as the denominator, all lines (not just those related to the Standard Deviation) disappear. I have experimented and it seems that is is reading the initial value as zero. I have tried pre-defining the variable and assigning a non-zero value to it outside the loop, but it still does not work. Has anyone seen this before?