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I am trying to create a strategy that uses a 4-hour chart to trigger strategies that take place on a shorter timeframe. Would I able to create a strategy for the 4 hour chart using the wizard that, under certain conditions, would set a variable which can then be used as a condition builder in another strategy that would run in a shorter timeframe? For example, if the conditions to set the Variable0 = 1 are met on the 4-hr strategy, could that variable's value now be used in the condition builder of another strategy that will be running on a different time frame?
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You can not "cross-code" multiple strategies. However, you can code a single strategy running on multiple timeframes (see SampleMultiTimeFrame strategy).
You can not code multi time frame strategies by the wizard but would need to get your feet wet by coding these strategies manually.
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