How to put the formula you introduced into the picture combination of great wisdom

There are two ways to add a custom formula:

The first way, source code addition, is the source code you copy on the Internet, specific operations:

Click "Tools", click "Conditional Stock Selection" in the drop-down menu, click "Technical Indicators" in the pop-up dialog box, pull down some and you will see a "Other", right-click on the other, and then click "New Formula" to copy the source code in the pop-up dialog box, and then give the formula a name in the "Formula Name" (e.g., buy and sell alert).

Then click "Test Formula", and when it prompts "Test Successful", click OK.

You return to the ** chart screen and enter "buy and sell alerts" in the sub-column, then the indicator you just introduced will be displayed.

Operation: Create a new folder on the desktop and put the fnc file of ** into the folder. Then click "Formula" at the top of the software and then click "Formula Introduction", there is a button on the right side of the "Formula Path" in the dialog box, you click this button, click "Desktop" in the pop-up dialog box, and then click on the folder where the fnc file is placed on the desktop, click "OK", you will see a formula marked in red in the "Formula Name" box, click it.

Then click on the "Technical Indicators" on the right, pull it down and you will see "Other", click on "Other", and then click "Introduction". All right. The formula is introduced successfully.

Use the formula you introduced or enter the name of the formula you introduced in the **screen,(Note,You must remember the name of the formula you introduced when you introduce it,Otherwise you won't know how to make it display after introduction)

First use the screen combination, call up the multi-graph combination you need, **There will be a red coordinate box in front of the indicator below, click the left mouse button, and then enter the keyboard (like entering ****) the shortcut key of your formula, you can call it out, in addition, after calling out the indicator, you can also click the template in the indicator template below, save the combination you need as a template, and then directly call it out next time.

First determine how many screens you want, then enter the formula, select the indicators you want to use respectively, and finally save them as a template.

You'd better put the technical indicator you want to see under one screen, it can have up to 6 screens, and then you save it as a template so that you can use it directly later.

Enter the ** picture page first, and then click on the great wisdom'Screen''Picture combination'and tap the number of screens you want.

In the ** diagram that appears, press'Stock selection metrics'Just pick the metrics you want.

Try.

1.Formula introduction – pick one of the 4 groupings – introduce it.

2.Formula Ingestion - Double-click on one of the 4 groups - select the secondary grouping - Introduce.

Click "Formulas" --Point" Formula Introduce" --Point "Formula Management" --Find the folder where your formula is located--- Point "Introduce All" --OK

Never use those stuff to play**rely on experience and**.

Import custom metrics ---.

Indicator import: Smart - Condition Manager - Stock Selection Condition --- Import.

Search in the library above, you may be able to find it.

How to put the formula you introduced into the picture combination of great wisdom

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First of all, you should know that although the indicators are the same as the stock selection ideas, and there are many similarities, the key points are still different, such as the last few lines of the formula you listed, only in the stock selection, and the form of the appearance can not be like this, in the technical indicators to delete the 、、、

1. To save a brain cell, you must at least make it clear whether you want technical indicators or stock selection formulas?

Select ** and right-click"Add to Watchlist"Can.

"Weekly profit5 has a success rate"This result is too untrustworthy, is there a problem with the time period you chose? Or you set the conditions too strictly, there are too few successful trades, and the success rate is unstable.

How to introduce formulas and source code:

Introducing formulas on great wisdom:

A: How to import the source code.

1. Copy the formula (source code) to be imported: the method is to use the left button to turn the source code blue, then right-click and copy;

2. Enter the Great Wisdom -- > function -- > self-compiled indicators -- > commonly used -- > technical indicators -- > new, in the blank space below the formula area that appears, paste the source code of the just test, copy the formula name and paste it into the formula name column -- > confirm -- > exit;

3. If there are parameters, such as: n 1 100 15 and so on, you need to fill this kind of data into the parameter table;

4. Enter the name of the indicator just now, and you can see the newly created indicator by pressing Enter.

b: The full indicator import method.

1. Copy the formula you want to import and put it on the desktop;

2. Enter Great Wisdom -- > Features -- > Self-Compiled Indicators -- > Commonly Used -- > Technical Indicators -- > Introduction, find the formula you just copied to the desktop, double-click the formula name to the formula name bar -- > confirm -- > exit;

3. Enter the name of the indicator just now, and you can see the new indicator by entering.

Tools--> Formula Management--> New Formula-->Enter the Formula Name--> Put the "Main Chart Overlay" Point --> Copy the Formula In-->Select Save--> Exit Formula If it is a technical indicator formula, you can call it up when looking at the K chart, generally in the other column of the technical indicator formula, if it is a conditional stock selection formula, you can call it out in the other column of conditional stock selection when building a ** pool or conditional stock selection, and some software is self-editing, you can find it specifically.

Go to Great Wisdom --> Functions --> Self-Compiled Indicators--> Introduction--> Browse and find the path of the indicator you want to introduce, such as d: aaa *exp。Select Open, OK, Tick, or Select All and select Import.

Select Self-compiled, Technical Indicators, and set the newly introduced indicators as commonly used.

Open a ****, you can see your indicator in the indicator bar below. Or enter a name for the indicator. For example, if you cross the river, you can enter: gjl, and press enter.

It's not used like that.

Cite data from other metrics as follows:

The name of the metric. Indicator line"(indicator parameters);

For example, the j-line for quoting the KDJ indicator is as follows:

j:""(9,3,3);

Parentheses can be omitted to indicate that the default parameters are used.

Set the formula name: Each formula has its own name, which consists of letters or numbers and can have up to 9 characters. Please note that formula names cannot be duplicated in the same formula.

For example, the j-line for quoting the KDJ indicator is as follows:

j:""(9,3,3);Parentheses can be omitted to indicate that the default parameters are used.

If you want to do it professionally, you still have to read some books, practice more, and do everything a few more times.

Two ways, one is to click the tool - formula management - self-compilation - paste the content of the ** formula and save it.

The other is to click on the tool - public introduction, set the introduction address to the fnc file folder, and click on the file to see it.

Tools-Formula Management-Self-Editing-Paste the content of the **Formula, save This method can prevent the compatibility of different versions.