I have developed several indicators which I would like to feed into another program (Biocomp profit) to build a neural network prediction. Is there a way I can save my Date,O,H,L,C chart plus three or four indicators in the form of a text file which the other piece of software would then read? So far the converter programs I've seen only convert raw price data but no indicators. The text file I need would look something like that: (1) Date/Time, (2) Open, (3) High, (4)Low, (5) Close, (6) Vol, (7) Indicator A, (8) Indicator B, etc... tab ot comma delimited. Tradestation does that very well, I am surprised Metastock does not offer it as it is very simple functionality to implement.

Thanks. That was one of the first things I thought of but you can only highlight one data stream at a time. So for a chart with five indicators you need to highlight, copy and paste one time for the price data then five more times for each indicator, then remove all the duplicate date columns. I know with other software packages people create an "external formula" with a dll which automatically saves a complete file. I don't believe that's very hard to do but I wouldn't like to reinvent the wheel. hard to believe no one ever faced this situation.

BTW, I'm trying to lead you to a free solution. I suppose if it were important enough to you, you might consider a paid commercial solution if you know of software that will already accomplish what you are looking for. IMO, the hard part of this project is getting the indicator data into whatever editor you want to use. After that, the formatting will be a breeze.