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You could do a search and replace in a text editor.
replacing the "," with ",XXX," - without the quotes. Then use the import wizard to import the file to a new symbol XXX. Col 1: MDY Col 2: Ticker Col 3: Close All other columns SKIP
Make sure "Automatically add new symbols" is checked.
In AFL:
signals = Foreign("XXX",Close,0); Plot(signals,"Signals",ColorGreen, StyleLine);
rgds david On 28/12/2005, at 1:29 PM, techsmart wrote: I have a signal file from another source that I'd like to import into
AB to use in backtesting.
The file consists of:
date,#
as in:
1/2/88,1
1/3/88,1
1/4/88,0
1/5/88,-1
...etc
such that 1=long, 0=cash, -1=short.
Is there a way to import this into an AB formula to plot as an
indicator?
ts
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