Hi,
I read the post "Use two ASCII data sets with the same name.
It seems that in there the intent is to use one of them.
The suggestion was that the one on top gets used. So change the order.
In my case I need to use them both at the same time: 1 minute and 10 seconds ^SPX.
I find that if 10s data set is on top it gets used even for the 1 minute strategy.
WL8 extracts a minute subset.
To get around this, I delete the 10s set, create a 1 minute chart, load its strategy
then I re-create the 10s data set anew, create its chart and load its strategy.
For the sake of productivity it would be nice if the one minute chart called the data set identified as 1 minute during data set creation and the 10 second chart called the data set that was identified as 10s during its creation.
Thanks!
PS: I also have a day strategy I run first. There to avoid getting Y! day data I called my data set ^SPZ. I suppose I can call the 10s data set ^SPT or something like that. But then if I use other stocks or ETF s it becomes hard to manage fake names as most names are tickers that are taken. It would be best if at all possible to have WL8 distinguish data sets by name as well as identified intervals. The data set creation process has a display of the identified interval.
I read the post "Use two ASCII data sets with the same name.
It seems that in there the intent is to use one of them.
The suggestion was that the one on top gets used. So change the order.
In my case I need to use them both at the same time: 1 minute and 10 seconds ^SPX.
I find that if 10s data set is on top it gets used even for the 1 minute strategy.
WL8 extracts a minute subset.
To get around this, I delete the 10s set, create a 1 minute chart, load its strategy
then I re-create the 10s data set anew, create its chart and load its strategy.
For the sake of productivity it would be nice if the one minute chart called the data set identified as 1 minute during data set creation and the 10 second chart called the data set that was identified as 10s during its creation.
Thanks!
PS: I also have a day strategy I run first. There to avoid getting Y! day data I called my data set ^SPZ. I suppose I can call the 10s data set ^SPT or something like that. But then if I use other stocks or ETF s it becomes hard to manage fake names as most names are tickers that are taken. It would be best if at all possible to have WL8 distinguish data sets by name as well as identified intervals. The data set creation process has a display of the identified interval.
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