Regarding your duplicate post here, the reason your trailing stop was not activated is that your average take profit is set to 1 pip, your stop loss is set to 6 pips, but your trailing stop is set to trigger at 21 pips gain.
If you wish for the trailing stop to be activated before a take profit or hard stop loss you need to set the trailing stop trigger to be much lower than your stop loss or take profit value.
Your average take profit is far too low, your stop loss is only 6 pips and your trailing stop loss is too high, please refer to the Pipster's reply above about how the trailing stop works.
Your Shared Settings
Average Take Profit
The value you enter here is in pips and it is used by the smart-grid engine as part of a calculation to determine the average take profit to use, in reality, it does not normally close positions at this value as it uses internal formulas to determine the best exit price and you may see the take profit target adjusted as the price moves.
https://clickalgo.com/switchback-settings-explained