Thanks Mike, > I believe that you cannot create shorter arrays nor longer ones. Is that right even for the new StaticVar arrays (haven't tried them yet)?
Anyway, I achieved what I needed using the excellent R-Math plugin. It *really* opens up a whole new universe of possibilities. All the best! --- In [email protected], "Mike" <sfclimb...@...> wrote: > > Alternate identity, that's funny ;) > > I believe that you cannot create shorter arrays nor longer ones. If you don't > want values for unused elements, set them to null. > > e.g. > Prices = IIF(Status("barinrange"), Close, null); > Plot(Prices, "Prices", colorDarkGrey, styleLine); > > Mike > > --- In [email protected], "wml67" <ywml@> wrote: > > > > Have you ever considered creating a second Yahoo identity for the special > > cases when you need to ask an embarassing question? I didn't! I'll create a > > new identity when majority of my questions will cease to be embarrasing, > > i.e. not anytime soon. Just kidding. > > > > Now, an embarassing question. A price array in Automatic Analysis always > > contain all bars for the current symbol available in the database, right? > > What if I need a smaller array, containing quotes for a certain period > > (say, the date range specified for AA, or its subset)? Is there a way to do > > it without looping through all quotes and assigning array elements one by > > one? > > > > Many thanks! > > >
