I have two data streams with data2 being 65 minutes and data1 being one minute. If I set data1 to 30 minutes or 10 minutes or any resolution down to 3 minutes I get the same value for my indicator but not at 1 minute. This is infuriating! I have checked all data2 values with print statements and the function causing the problem is when I look back for the highest value with the highest built in function. Can someone give me a quick explanation why this might be happening?
My second problem is that the editor is freezing regularly or impossible to maximise once minimised on the task bar. The editor remains frozen if Portfolio trader is loading data or calculating at startup. Is anyone else having this problem?
regards,
Alex
Problem with Highest built in function on data2
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Re: Problem with Highest built in function on data2
Hi TJ,
I am using the latest version but I am now getting this error that I have never seen before so I am going to reinstall. Something seems to have happened that isn't normal.
regards,
Alex
I am using the latest version but I am now getting this error that I have never seen before so I am going to reinstall. Something seems to have happened that isn't normal.
regards,
Alex
Re: Problem with Highest built in function on data2
You might be able to get around it with maxlist() minlist(), but it would be a bit busy. (maxlist(h,h[1],h[2],h[3],h[4] ...)
Zach
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