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I hope I can explain what I'd like help with clearly enough. Using AB's TimeFrame capabilities I can create an arbitrary x bar indicator, say an 11 bar RSI:
TimeFrameSet( 11 * inDaily );
rsi11 = RSI();
TimeFrameRestore();
What I would like to do is create a value for each daily bar, based on an x bar length, and store it in an array, so it can be used on a daily chart.
As an example, an indicator based on 5 bars normally produces enough bars to fill a weekly timeframe chart. I would like to create a value for say Monday, based on 5 bar groupings, then a value for the next day Tuesday, based on a 5 bar grouping from Tuesday looking back, etc.
What would be an efficient way to code this, and can looping be avoided?
Thanks,
Ralph
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