EasyLanguage: filter on a different time-frame

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SonnyPlunger

Hi, I would like to use a filter BASED ON 5-MINUTE BARS for a 1-MINUTE PAINTBAR.

For example, I would like a doji-bar 1-minute (Condition1 below) only to show when my filter (Condition2 below) is satisfied IN A 5-MINUTE TIMEFRAME.

code:
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inputs:
Price( Close),
Length( 14),
OverSold( 0),
OverBought( 100),
OverSColor( Red),
OverBColor( Red) ;

variables: MyRSI( 0 ) ;

MyRSI = RSI( Price, Length ) ;

Condition1 = Open = Close ;

Condition2 = MyRSI > 60 ;

If Condition1 AND Condition2

then begin
PlotPB(Low, High, "doji-bar") ;
end
Else NoPlot(1) ;

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If I use this paintbar on a 1-minute chart, the RSI-values (Condition2) will be calculcated based on 1-minute values as well ... BUT I want Condition2 to be based on 5-minute values!

Would that be possible? Help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks, SonnyPlunger
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Quote from SonnyPlunger:

If I use this paintbar on a 1-minute chart, the RSI-values (Condition2) will be calculcated based on 1-minute values as well ... BUT I want Condition2 to be based on 5-minute values!
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Condition2 = RSI(Close, 14)Data2;
 
ET99: I'm glad to hear that it has been done before. So now I know it's doable!
Yes, I've googled and searched this site, even TradeStation forums, but so far to no avail.

jprad: Thanks for a constructive reply, but your code doesn't work. I'm a beginner-level programmer, so I guess I need the programming in full.

Thanks, SonnyPlunger
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I guess my problem is this:

How do you reference an indicator value with Data2?

While for example (Close of Data2) is accepted, (MyRSI of Data2) is NOT accepted.

Any helpful suggestions?

Thanks, SonnyPlunger
:cool:
 
If you post your question in the correct TS forum, it will be answered, try pming one of the in house Geeks @ TS, most will help you.
 
have you tried googling

easylanguage data2 ?!?


i reckon that you are a beginner,
but the web is full of examples upon examples of the exact exact exact thing you are asking.
 
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