The answer is certainly YES. http://www.amibroker.com/guide/objects.html
Unfortunately, no example to remove quotes based on a time criteria. Starting from scratch is to tricky for me. Maybe for the end of the next decade, I'll be operational... reinsley a écrit : > > > > Hi, > > To by-pass this issue, is it possible to delete multiple quotes of a > specific ticker via AFL formula ? > > I mean to remove quotations that are between 17:30 and 09:00 the next > day concerning a month. > > Best regards > > reinsley a écrit : > > > > > > Hello, > > > > I mainly use index and futures contracts. > > > > Future's trading hours range is wider than index. > > > > Fut hours : 0800 - 2200 > > Ind hours : 0900 - 1730 > > > > My intraday settings are : > > > > Show day session only > > Start RTH 0800 End RTH 2159 > > Start ETH 2200 End ETH 0759 > > > > Daily time compression Day/Night session as defined above > > > > Time shift 0 > > unchecck mixed EOD.intraday data > > check request data RT sources > > > > Base time interval : 1 minute > > > > It works fine for future. > > > > My question: > > > > The issue is the use of fibonaci extension tool in a weekly chart on > > Index ( the hours shortest range). > > Into the properties : > > the Start X time is 1959 > > the End X time is 1959 > > the Third X time is 1854 > > > > This is because of extra quotation send after market hour's. Of course a > > database manual correction is overwrited by > > backfilling and quite useless. > > > > How can I keep Hour's RTH and Hour's ETH for future and force another > > time concerning index ? I mean to display 0900 - 1730 on Index and > > ignore extra quotation. > > > > The consequences are I cannot manually write the Fibo extension values > > into the properties. The display is wrong whatever > > the position of magnet is ON or OFF. > > The same issue with Fibo retracement. > > > > Thank you for your help > > > > Best regards > > > > > >
