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A.J.,
You will know what DATA1 and DATA2 are only by the chart they are associated
with. Example if in a chart you have DATA1 as S&P and DATA2 as BONDS then that
defines what your indicator can expect. If in the next chart that you apply
your indicator on you reverse the data series as DATA1 = BONDS and DATA2 as S&P
then that is what will be found in your indicator. Sooo - the moral of the
story is - if you are going to use multidata series in your indicators, then you
have to add them to each chart in the same sequence.
Hope this helps.
John
A.J. Carisse wrote:
> dcarder wrote:
>
> > Go to the chart you want the multiple data on and right mouse click
> > then select
> > Insert price data then select the name,data,symbol you want and make
> > sure that the replace selected data at the bottom is unchecked. Ts will
> > load it into the nest subgraph.
>
> Thanks. This isn't exactly what I'm looking for, though. I'm trying to
> figure out the Data function in EL (Data1, Data2, etc.). The problem I'm
> having is how these data streams are to be recognized. For instance, if I
> put in {If Close of Data1 > Open of Data2...}, how do I tell the system what
> Data2 is? The fairly useless EL manual doesn't shed any light on this, from
> what I can tell - all this did is further confuse me. I'm not even sure how
> these commands are written - Data1 or data(X1)?
>
> Thanks,
> A.J.
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