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I am more than a little hampered by the fact that I'm running SuperCharts - not
TradeStation. But - in SuperCharts - whenever you open a new window - it asks
you whether you want to create a "chart" - or a "multidata chart". If you
select the latter - you just load as many charts as you want into the "window"
(up to a maximum of about 35 or so). Then - when you write indicators, showmes,
systems, etc. - basically - you refer to "Close of data1" - "High of data3" -
etc. (although the writing can be a bit more tedious than that). There should
be something similar to that in TradeStation.
FWIW - if you really get into multidata work - I've found it best to use default
places for certain data streams (like data3 will always be tbonds - data10 will
always be advances - data11 will always be declines - etc.). That way - you
don't have to write 5 versions of every indicator you use. Robyn
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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