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DM McCleod1981
Or the one that always seem to happen to me is - make
sure your current ticker symbol in the AA window
is valid and has enough bars to calculate the composite
over the intended range.
I think I'm correct in
saying that AB reserves memory and bases it's calculations on the
number of bars of the ticker displayed in the
selection window <Enter ticker here>. If you have an invalid ticker
(like the ticker from the last calculation of an ATC variable that was unsuccessful) then the next ATC calcs will not
work also.
Best regards
JOE
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Subject: Re: [amibroker] ATC
Question
yes you can, it may be how you wrote the code to write the
data to composite
On 10/20/05, dmcleod1981 <dmcleod1981@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> Can I use the Ref function in adding historical data to a
composite?
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> For example if I want to create a composite of the
number of up closes
> each day close>Ref(close,-1)? I don't get
any data so my guess is
> that I am either using this wrong or this
function can't be used.
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> Thanks
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