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First set up your chart with your symbol on data1 as you normally would.
Then do Insert Symbol again, select the symbol and set the properties(Prompt
for properties selected) and voila this second symbol is now data2. you can
see this setting on the properties page for the symbol. Modifying it is done
by selecting format>symbol>properties. You can choose the time fram you
wish. There are some pecularities regarding MaxBarsBack though.
Jim Bronke
Phoenix, AZ
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From: "Sandon Racowsky" <sandon@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, November 12, 2001 6:49 PM
Subject: RE: TradeStation 6 / Multiple Data Streams
: I just started using Tradestation 6.0 and am having a difficult time
: figuring out how to use the EasyLanguage Data Aliases in order to access
: multiple data streams. I'm hoping that someone on this list might be able
: to help me.
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: Basically, I'm just trying to access a different time frame from within
: EasyLanguage. For example, if I'm applying my study to a 3 minute S&P
: chart, I may want to access a 10 minute or a daily chart, or perhaps
access
: data from a totally different security.
:
: On page 50 of the EasyLanguage PDF manual, it refers to using the reserved
: word "Data" in order to access various data streams. For instance:
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: Value1 = Average(Close, 5) of Data2;
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: should allow me to get a 5 period moving average of data stream 2.
However,
: the only thing that I can't figure out is how to define what Data2 is...
: Somehow, I've got to be able to initialize data2 to some data stream so
that
: Tradestation knows what data I'm referring to.
:
: Is there anybody out there that can help shed some light on this for me?
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