Thanks Shri,
But actually I should have taken another example as a cross of moving average for which of course there is no real need to switch to another time frame - you just have to multiply the period of the MS byt the next time frame multiple. So let's think of a rule where you really need to "be" in the other time frame, like a pattern recognition for example. So my formula: Rule = "here a complex formula to recongnize a triangle."; Filter = rule; AddColumn(TimeNum( ), "Time"); AddColumn(rule, "voila!", 1 ); //until here, works very well. TimeFrameSet( 3600); Rule_time2 = "here the same complex formula that recognizes a triangle."; Filter = rule_time2; //but theproblem is: it doesn't recognize anything in the new time frame and gives inconsitent signals.. AddColumn(TimeNum( ), "Time"); AddColumn(rule_ time2, "voila! in hourly", 1 ); Timeframerestore( ); Anybody has some insight? Carl
