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1) Open a new chart
2) Insert price series you want to trade - this will be Data1 and must be
the lowest frequency e.g. daily
3) Insert additional price series in same time frame - DataN will be
assigned in order or you can choose a Data number
4) Insert additional price series in higher time frame e.g. weekly (same
DataN assignment as #3)
The Format Prices dialog will give you a list of the series in current
chart. When doing a system you must reference each series explicity while
indicators/pb/sm give you option of specifiying the series to be used on the
Properties tab or you can reference each series explicity.
Earl
-----Original Message-----
From: A.J. Carisse <carisse@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Omega List <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Friday, February 13, 1998 2:23 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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