cyanuric acid and dichlor

will sodium dichloro-s-triazinetrione-dehydrate make the cyanuric acid go high help

Yes.

Roughly speaking, for every ppm of chlorine added via dichlor (sodium dichloro-isocyanurate, or other names), you'll ALSO add a ppm of CYA (stabilizer, CYA). (The actual ration is 9 ppm of CYA for every 10 ppm of Cl)

I normally ONLY recommend it for use when you are TRYING to increase stabilizer.

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