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To calculate the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) in Visual Basic, you can use the following code snippet:
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Function MACD(inputData As Variant, shortPeriod As Integer, longPeriod As Integer, signalPeriod As Integer) As Variant Dim shortMA As Variant Dim longMA As Variant Dim macdLine As Variant Dim signalLine As Variant Dim macdHistogram As Variant shortMA = SimpleMovingAverage(inputData, shortPeriod) longMA = SimpleMovingAverage(inputData, longPeriod) macdLine = Application.WorksheetFunction.Substitute(shortMA, "-", "+") - longMA signalLine = SimpleMovingAverage(macdLine, signalPeriod) macdHistogram = macdLine - signalLine MACD = macdHistogram End Function Function SimpleMovingAverage(inputData As Variant, period As Integer) As Variant Dim outputData As Variant Dim i As Integer Dim sumValues As Double ReDim outputData(UBound(inputData)) For i = 0 To UBound(inputData) If i >= period - 1 Then sumValues = 0 For j = i - period + 1 To i sumValues = sumValues + inputData(j) Next j outputData(i) = sumValues / period Else outputData(i) = Empty End If Next i SimpleMovingAverage = outputData End Function |
You can call the MACD
function with the following parameters:
This code calculates the MACD line, signal line, and MACD histogram based on the input data and the specified periods. The SimpleMovingAverage
function is used to calculate the moving averages for the MACD calculation.