Scan for three consecutive days of two percent daily gain

I can do that scan in 3 lines. Remember “Name that tune”? Well if you don’t then you’re probably much younger than I. So here is the code. I have attached a screenshot to demonstrate. This is from the Study Alert screen and is a handy place to test out scan statements. Be sure to up-vote any answers that best solve your question!

def twoPercentGain = 100 * (close / close[1] - 1) >= 2.0;
def threeBarsOfGain = twoPercentGain[2] and twoPercentGain[1] and twoPercentGain;
plot scan = threeBarsOfGain[1];

thank you sir, i will try it tomorrow, please let me know if you got my contribution to ####[email protected] from Dave, im hoping that was you. thanks for your time and thanks for helping people, you are awesome. i will try it out tomorrow.

Thanks worked like a charm

LoL, you did EACTLY what i asked for originally, i guess it was my mistake of not “wording” what i wanted correctly. What i needed was the exact same thing but instead of days i needed it for previous 48hours, because “previous 2 days” is skipping the current day. i tried to adjust the code like below but then i got lost. can u make a full code for me?

def 48BarsOfGain = bar[47] and bar[46] and bar[45] and bar[44] and bar[43] and bar[42] and bar[41] and bar[40] and bar[39] and bar[38] and bar[37] and bar[36] and bar[35] and bar[34] and bar[33] and bar[32] and bar[31] and bar[30] and bar[29] and bar[28] and bar[27] and bar[26] and bar[25] and bar[24] and bar[23] and bar[22] and bar[21] and bar[20] and bar[19] and bar[18] and bar[17] and bar[16] and bar[15] and bar[14] and bar[13] and bar[12] and bar[11] and bar[10] and bar[9] and bar[8] and bar[7] and bar[6] and bar[5] and bar[4] and bar[3] and bar[2] and bar[1] and bar;

sorry i couldnt get back to your earlier as i had some personal issues going on and i wasnt at my computer much at all last week. i got it working, thanks again Pete