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You guessed it right A.J.
If (Close of Data1 > Open of Data2)
would work fine. Normally you don't need to specify Data1, i.e:
If (Close > Open of Data2)
or if you wanted yesterday's information
If (Close[1] > Open[1] of Data2)
What constitutes Data1 and Data2 is what you put on a chart. The first
Security is Data1 and the second Security is Data2. For example if you
opened a new chart window and inseted IBM first, then INTEL, IBM becomes
Data1 and INTEL becomes Data2. If you later change IBM to MOTOROLA, MOTOROLA
becomes Data1. Your indicators and systems work fine.
Jack Bicer
http://www.Bicer.com/jb
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: A.J. Carisse <carisse@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: Omega List <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Date: Friday, February 13, 1998 1:23 PM
>Subject: Re: Multiple Data
>
>
>>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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