I think the first thing that confused me was the word "during" in the condition window.
That word made me think if the number was greater than 1 then it meant "any" of the days from 0 to what ever number you put in either X or Y. I now know that is not the case.
In your example in the Help file you go through setting a MACD condition, but there is no explanation of "M" or "N" and when you select greater than or less than, it changes to "X" and "Y".
Does "M" and "N" refer to a range of days, or a specific number of days to offset also?
And in the condition window, I now understand that the "Add Condition" button inserts and AND statement to your condition and the "ADD Sub Condition" button inserts an OR statement to the condition. I didn't find that explained in the help file.
I created a new Trading System called CCI(10).
See attached.
Basically it's defined as:
CCI(10) crossed above 100
and CCI(10) 1 day ago was below 100 for the last 5 days
It's confusing when you read the statement it creates.
It's saying CCI(10) of yesterday is less than 100 of today.
The "of today" is not necessary in this example.
Hope this helps. I'll have more information as I make progress.
Thanks for your hard work on this.
Tony