Color watchlist based on custom Squeeze study

Pretty sure you only need to change the last line of code. Replace the word “assignPriceColor” with “AssignBackgroundColor”.

For a watchlist, assignPriceColor impacts the color of the text/values. While AssignBackgroundColor impacts the color of the cells.

Update: Here is the full code with the changes applied

input nBB = 2.0;
input Length = 20.0;
input nK = 1.5;
input price = close;
input earlyEntrySmoothing = 7;
input earlyExitSmoothing = 9;
def momentum = TTM_Squeeze(price = price, length = length, nk = nk, nbb = nbb).”Histogram”;
def OA = linearRegressionSlope(price = momentum-momentum[1], length = earlyExitSmoothing);
def BolKelDelta = reference BollingerBands(“num_dev_up” = nBB, “length” = Length ).”upperband” – KeltnerChannels(“factor” = nK, “length” = Length).”Upper_Band”;
def BKDA = ExpAverage(BolKelDelta, earlyEntrySmoothing);
def EarlyEntry = BolKelDelta > BKDA and BolKelDelta <= 0;
plot data = if EarlyEntry then 1 else if momentum >= 0 and momentum > momentum[1] and (OA > 0 or OA <=0 and bolKelDelta <0) then 2 else if Momentum >=0 then 3 else if momentum < momentum[1] and (OA < 0 or OA >=0 and bolKelDelta < 0) then 4 else 5;
data.SetDefaultColor(Color.BLACK);
AssignBackgroundColor(if EarlyEntry then color.green else if momentum >= 0 and momentum > momentum[1] and (OA > 0 or OA <=0 and bolKelDelta <0) then CreateColor(0, 255, 255) else if Momentum >=0 then CreateColor(0, 0, 255) else if momentum < momentum[1] and (OA < 0 or OA >=0 and bolKelDelta < 0) then CreateColor(255, 0, 0) else CreateColor(255, 255, 0));