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I think I realize the root of the problem. When you use any indicator from a higher timerame on a lower one you have equal values for all bars except the first corresponding to the higher timeframe bar. And you seem to want the condition like ma1 > ma2 be true over the whole lower timeframe span (day in your example). If my guess is true then it's very easy to implement. You simply write:
ma1 = xaverage(close of data2, N);
condition1 = ma1 of data2 > ma1[1] of data2;
In this case the condition should be true during the whole day on the lower timeframe.
Hope this helps. If this is not what you're looking for please ask for more, I'll try to help.
