Duster, first lets verfify how the input parameters works ...
StartBar
If a number is used then this will be the number of bars back from the last bar on the chart. From this point, the profile will determine the first bar of the day and use this as a starting point.
if a date (mm/dd/yyyy) is used then this date will be used to determine the first bar of the day.
Note: StartBar should go back far enough to include at least one "first bar of the day" (blank will default to 200).
BarsForward
Is the number of bars forward from the starting point (blank will default 10000000).
PriceTick
Is the price interval e.g. miniS&P use 0.25 (default 1).
Composite
Combines several profiles into one and is activated by setting this value to anything other than blank.
The number of subsequent bars included in a Composite can be reduced using BarsForward otherwise it will include all bars after StartBar (blnak will default 10000000).
Note: values of 1,2,3,4 do not have any specific effect, all that is detected is that the value is not blank.
StartBar
If a number is used then this will be the number of bars back from the last bar on the chart. From this point, the profile will determine the first bar of the day and use this as a starting point.
if a date (mm/dd/yyyy) is used then this date will be used to determine the first bar of the day.
Note: StartBar should go back far enough to include at least one "first bar of the day" (blank will default to 200).
BarsForward
Is the number of bars forward from the starting point (blank will default 10000000).
PriceTick
Is the price interval e.g. miniS&P use 0.25 (default 1).
Composite
Combines several profiles into one and is activated by setting this value to anything other than blank.
The number of subsequent bars included in a Composite can be reduced using BarsForward otherwise it will include all bars after StartBar (blnak will default 10000000).
Note: values of 1,2,3,4 do not have any specific effect, all that is detected is that the value is not blank.
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