I'm not quite clear on what you mean by "days back" but will explain how it works.

On a chart we can see the values of every indicator for all days back from the current date.

When the same indicators run on RadarScreen, it also runs through all the same days as it does on a chart but we normally can only see the values on the last bar, which should be the same as the values on the last bar on the chart. But you can use a print statement to print the values on any dates you want. Here is a simple example:

Vars: Indicator1(0), Indicator2(0), Indicator3(0);

Indicator1 = Average(Close, 20);
Indicator2 = Average(Close, 50);
Indicator3 = Average(Close, 200);

Plot1(Indicator1, "Indicator1");
Plot2(Indicator2, "Indicator2");
Plot3(Indicator3, "Indicator3");

if Date = 1220502 or // Print values on 5/2/22
Date = 1220627 or // Print values on 6/27/22
Date = 1230515 then // Print values on 5/15/23
Print(ELDateToString(Date), Indicator1:10:2, Indicator2:10:2, Indicator3:10:2);

I understand. Here is the code I use to stop the RadarScreen calculations at some date in the past.
It ends up with the RadarScreen display looking exactly like it did on the past date you select.

I leave the StopDate input set at a far future date ("12/31/30") to keep RadarScreen displaying
the values of today but would set it to "6/5/20" to stop the calculations on that date.

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Input: StopDate("12/31/30");

Vars: LastDate(JulianToDate(StringToDate(StopDate))), Active(TRUE), StopPlots(FALSE);


if Active then begin // Actve is TRUE until calculations are stopped by reaching StopDate
StopPlots = LastBarOnChart or (Active and Date >= LastDate); // Stop calculations on LastDate
// Your code here





if StopPlots then Active = FALSE;
end; // if Active

There is no way I know of to have RadarScreen stop running at some past date or time.

The code I posted earlier is a way I wrote code to tell it to stop calculating at some past date or time.
This requires you to put the code for the indicator are using in the code I posted.

LW11041104,

please keep in mind that Radarscreen will only load the minimum number of bars by default for performance reasons. If you need additional history (which you do for all indicators using historical data in the calculations) Radarscreen has an option to load additional data:

https://help.tradestation.com:443/10_00/eng/tsdevhelp/calculations/loading_additional_data_for_accumulative_calculations.htm

Note that it will only let you specify a certain number of bars back, but not days back.

Regards,

ABCTG

Thank you for your response.

So, for example, if 24 hours is represented by 1 minute, it would be 1440 minutes, so would it be possible to get the opening price of the previous day by going back before 1440 bars?