@miro1360
Yes, I meant Columns. I made a few extra showing different indicator values.
I got the idea if we add many more columns, if we can make it a more effective code with an array somehow for the columns as well, like you said - the reason for your tutorial was to create 1000+ less blocks. Is it a good idea and how would one add another dimension array in that case?
About Max & Min sorting... I find the concept very useful, I get new ideas all the time now, where it could be very useful.
E.g. I have 3-5 MAs on the chart or even more - or some other indicators of course. I would like to know which one is the highest (MAX PRICE) and the lowest (MIN). I could then calculate the distance between them and save that result in a Variable, to know some range.
I tried the code from [https://docs.mql4.com/math/mathmax](link url) but could not get it to compile correctly. Lost of errors. And how would I store the Max / min value in variables?
I could of course create a massive amount of formula blocks and calculate all combinations, but with many indicators, this method too would get into the 1000nds of blocks.
I thought if this could be done as smart, as you have been using arrays, to reduce blocks used, to use MathMax & Min to store the value simply and immediately to a variable, as simple as that, since MQL has the function already built in. Knowing this could be very useful for many applications.
Does FXDreema not have the Math Functions built in? It should. Even VTS/iExpertAdvisor has that (but in the end, it's a useless software, where even basic functions don't work, like limiting the number of trades etc, that's why I had to dump it & fortunately found FXDreema).
MQL Math would however be very useful in FXDreema, especially for us who don't code much raw MQL code.
Do you have any idea how we could sort out the Max & min values, even if it is not in an array, but I suppose it could be?
I really loved your tutorial. It's useful. I'm going to check out more.
Interestingly, I made the same conclusion earlier about drawing the average ATR line some time ago.
I have also been thinking how to solve the problem of self adaptation, so your link was very spot on for that too.
It seems like we are very synchronized. 
Big thanks to you my friend!