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Yes,
Good work Lance. That could solve the problems I occasionally have.
Jim Bronke
Phoenix, AZ
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris McMurry" <chrismcmurry@xxxxxxxx>
To: "Lance Fisher" <lance@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Cc: <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 2:11 PM
Subject: Re: Running Workspace Assistant on ASCII files
: AHA! That's it! Thank you so very much, Lance!!!
:
: I'm not saying that solves other WA problems, but it solves mine.
:
: Chris
:
: Lance Fisher wrote:
:
: > Chris,
: >
: > Try going to "View" - "Chart Options" - "Symbol" tab. Look down at the
: > "Default days back" box and in the "compression" scroll menu change the
: > default days back for daily bars to whatever you want.
: >
: > >From a chart window you can individually format the look back of your
: > symbol, but the instant you click on the "Load next symbol" button (or
: > run WA) to start scrolling through your symbol list 2000i automatically
: > loads the default # of days back.
: >
: > Hope this helps,
: >
: > -Lance Fisher
: >
: > -----Original Message-----
: > From: Chris McMurry [mailto:chrismcmurry@xxxxxxxx]
: > Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2002 4:59 PM
: > To: Omega Research Mailing List
: > Subject: Re: Running Workspace Assistant on ASCII files
: >
: > Thanks for the reply, Craig. I'm not applying anything to the chart but
: > a
: > simple strategy. No complicated MaxBarsBack issues. I'm thinking that
: > what's
: > happening is the same thing that happens when you first pull up an ASCII
: > chart
: > and the Format Symbol dialog box comes up: the default first date is
: > about a
: > year back from the end date.
: >
: > BTW, I'm talking EOD data.
: >
: > Chris
: >
: > Craig wrote:
: >
: > > This could be the reason why some symbol candidates fail to show up
: > > following a WA scan. Perhaps it has nothing to do with the WA, but a
: > > problem with certain EL code commands when you apply symbols to a
: > chart in
: > > sequence, and the chart holds a large number of bars. This is tedious
: > but
: > > try this: Manually apply your symbols to the chart and see if the
: > problem
: > > persists. Also, play with the MaxBarsBack setting. Finally, I assume
: > you
: > > are only applying one symbol and one data compression to the chart.
: > >
: > > At 03:50 PM 1/27/2002 -0800, Chris McMurry wrote:
: > > >I am attempting to use the Workspace Assistant (WA) in TS2000 to scan
: > a
: > > >directory of ASCII price files. The problem I'm having is with the
: > > >start dates. It seems that even though when I initially set up a
: > chart
: > > >I load the first date as being the first date in the ASCII file,
: > > >subsequent automatic loads by the WA only go back about a year or a
: > year
: > > >and half from the current date. I want to be able to run tests on
: > data
: > > >stretching farther back than that.
: > > >
: > > >Anyone have any suggestions?
: > > >
: > > >Thanks!
: > > >Chris
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