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I have added the code to the watchlist, but the colors that show up on the watchlist do not coincide with the squeeze indicator on the charts. I watched 2 different videos from Hahn-tech, one has the cold ending in Green and the other ending in Yellow. I could not get the one ending in green to be accepted. It kept noting errors, so did the cold ending in yellow and therein lies my problem. All this time I thought the colors on the watchlist matched the squeeze indicator on the charts and now found out that they do not. So they are not viable. How can I get the colors on the watchlist to match the squeeze on the charts? Thank you.
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This post is being move out of the Chart Studies topic and into the Watchlists topic. We need more information. If you are using intraday time frames, this is a known issue with a solution that has already been published in the Q&A forum. https://www.hahn-tech.com/ans/hourly-watchlist-indicator-issue/ If you are not using intraday time frame you will need to provide screenshots demonstrating the issue. Screenshots can only be applied when you post a new question. It is too late to apply a screenshot now. But you may upload a screenshot to a cloud drive and post a link to that screenshot in a comment below this answer. Marked as spam
 Posted by Pete Hahn (Questions: 37, Answers: 4084) Answered on November 27, 2019 6:53 pm
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Which video? I need the complete title of the video as it appears on the website. Better still would be a direct link to the video you are referring to. However I see you are speaking of a watchlist column that displays the colors of the TTM_Squeeze. There are two of those videos.
One displays the colors of the histogram: https://www.hahn-tech.com/thinkorswim-ttm-squeeze-watchlist/
The other displays the colors of the red and green dots on the centerline: https://www.hahn-tech.com/thinkorswim-watchlist-ttm-squeeze/
Any code I would send you would be copied directly from what is already published on the webpage. There is nothing more current than this. I just tested both of them and they are working perfectly with no errors.
Start off by using a daily time frame and everything should match the charts. If you find they don't match the charts when changing to an intraday time frame you need to apply the solution I linked for you in my answer.