Powerlanguage and Multi time frames

NexusFi · 2016-12-02T02:54:59-05:00

ShahramTor, I would start with tying the functions to the datastreams when you call them. If you don't do that, they will be computed on data1 (although they use some values of your other datastreams). You should be able to find examples for that here in the forum or in the help files (the last lines of this article show how to do it for example: FundValue (Function)[/url]). The next step would be to add print statements to your code, so you can find out what values it uses and where it goes wrong. Regards, ABCTG Thans …

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Updated December 2, 2016

Powerlanguage and Multi time frames

December 2nd, 2016, 02:54 AM

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ABCTG

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ShahramTor,

the last three lines in the link I posted above are an example and show you everything what you need to do.

You can find more examples here on nexusfi.com (for example

standard deviation data2

Hi all,

anyone noticed some issue using data2 for standard deviation ?
For example, in this case, standard deviation behaviour seems the same, but values are totally different:

please see link :
Regards
No Erocla

) or by using your preferred search engine.

Basically you have to add the datastream that you want the function tied to after the closing bracket that follows the function name.

Regards,

ABCTG