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Date/Time: Wed, 27 Nov 2024 10:41:21 +0000
[Programming Help] - How to keep historical data consistent with real-time when referencing other time Frames
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| [2023-08-31 16:27:52] |
| User372608 - Posts: 3 |
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Hello, When using sc.GetContainingIndexForDateTimeIndex to obtain the corresponding index for data from another chart: For example, if the current chart uses 1-minute bars and the other chart uses 1-hour bars, the corresponding index for the 1-hour bars always represents the ending data when driving indicators on historical bars in the 1-minute chart. If it's real-time quotes, then the close of the 1-hour bar and the close of the 1-minute bar are consistent. I want to be as consistent as I am with backtesting or live data, what should I do? |
| [2023-08-31 20:14:44] |
| Sierra_Chart Engineering - Posts: 17191 |
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What is the timeframe per bar of the chart you are calling this function from?: sc.GetContainingIndexForDateTimeIndex
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| [2023-09-01 09:42:41] |
| User372608 - Posts: 3 |
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I have placed indicators in the 1-minute bar chart (ChartNumber 1), and within the indicators, I called sc.GetContainingIndexForDateTimeIndex(2, sc.Index); ChartNumber 2 is a 1-hour bar chart.
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