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Create two indicator a and b a formula is c and b formula is fml("a") but plotting b gives the chart below  There is some external program intercepting the data How to resolve?
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Looks like you've got a Ref() in there somewhere. Post all of the code, properly.
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wabbit,
Indicator a has Close with no other code
Indicator b has fml("a") with no other code
Both should plot close and must be identical but you see on the pic indicator b plot is referencing some other data point
Thats why saying there is some external program intercepting the data
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Flexi,
I have tried several time and can not replicate the issue you described. Does this happen with any chart you use the indicator on? Does it matter if the chart is daily or some other time frame? If you open a new chart with the clean template and then plot the indicator, does it give the same result?
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yes with any chart and template
which ddl is for plotting the data of indicator? and after omputing the data does ms has a holding folder or file for the data for plotting? wan to open the file directly to inspect the data directly
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There is no "holding folder" and the computations in MS are within the program itself and not calling .dll functions.
I cannot replicate the behaviour of your indicator in any of the MS versions I have.
Try: right click on your indicator, Properties > Colour/Sytle tab > Defaults > All Pages in This Dialog > OK, just in case there is a hiccup somewhere which might have carried a horizontal shift from somewhere else.
It probably wont work, but try it anyway; because I rekon then I'd be making a backup copy of all your stuff and reinstalling MS.
wabbit [:D]
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I'm thinking the same as wabbit. That you've got a ref() function embedded like this: Formula "B": ref(fml("A"),-250) 
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