@roar I got it!!!! Yippie. Thanks for being open to helping me.

Just figured it out, I had to use 2 conditions and connect them both.
Now I am trying to figure out how to add extern input to add multiple pair names to my dashboard.

I'm running into an issue attempting to create a dashboard that provides signals if multiple conditions are met. I am able to create a separate column for each condition for an indicator, but that causes an additional signal I would prefer not to have. So, I would like to combine the 2 conditions, and get one signal. For example, if the stochastic main line is above the signal line , and they both are above 50, I would like to get the up color signal, and the opposite for a sell signal.

I have tried a variety of things, but none have worked properly. Any advice would be appreciated.

I have been able to use it, until an hour ago.

I have been using fxDreema, and it is a dream. I have learned how to create dashboards from one of the tutorials. However, the tutorial only showed how to hard code the desired currency pairs into the dashboard. Hopefully, someone can inform me, or point me in the right direction to create a dashboard that allows me to enter the currency pairs by comma or semi colon separated, once the indicator is dropped on my chart. Of course, I would not mind having a default set of pairs coded within the dashboard.

Thanks in advance.

@roar I got it!!!! Yippie. Thanks for being open to helping me.

Attached is a photo of what I am attempting to achieve. The Waddah Attar Explosiosion (WAE) is the primary focus, and the Hi-Lo Range Oscillator - without the signal line, is the static range I would like to use across the board.

Again, the range of WAE changes so dramatically, depending on what is being traded, it has been difficult figuring out how to get consistancy across the board.

Visually, all is well. However, my goal is to create a dashboard that will provide signals whenever various forex pair, indices, metals, etc., reach key levels.

I can watch any given instrument, and the alignment is great. I have tried, identifying the high range of a currency pair - for example. Then divide the high by 10, and creating an indicator to provide the desired signals, but that only provides correct signal for that pair, during that day, and for other pairs with a relatively similar high range.

Currently, I'd have to redo every calculation, and every prospective instrument I want to monitor, constantly. I was thinking, if I were to somehow combine the 2 indicators, that all the proper math, and alignment could be handled within the code. I have been searching around the net, and seeing a few topics touching upon the topic. One mentioned something call using a "geometric mean", that seemed a bit extreme for what I believe should have a much simpler solution.
Your thoughts?

Please help if you can. I'm very new to this. So please forgive my lack of knowledge. I am attempting to combine 2 indicators to provide signals. Indicator "A" has a fixed range (0-100) with levels I can easily set. Indicator "B" has a very dynamic high range, depending upon the instrument, (0-infinity).

My challenge is how can I utilize this platform to create a dashboard that provides signals when indicator "B" is above various levels of indicator "A", despite the fluctuating ranges of various instruments?
I would greatly appreciate any leads that might point me in theright direction.