Say W is a weekly series located in a weekly dataset, and D is a daily series located in a daily dataset
When in a daily chart and inspecting W.Date and D.Date I might see the following:
W.Date D.Date
...
05.12.2000 07.12.2000
05.12.2000 08.12.2000
05.12.2000 11.12.2000
12.12.2000 12.12.2000
12.12.2000 13.12.2000
12.12.2000 14.12.2000
12.12.2000 15.12.2000
12.12.2000 18.12.2000
19.12.2000 19.12.2000
19.12.2000 20.12.2000
... ...
Now if I add these two series together
Result = D + W
I'm getting a Result.Date similar to D.Date
However, when I'm adding it together
Result = W + D
I get a Result.Date similar to W.Date. BUT it should also be like D.Date.
This can be particularily confusing when program code checks on the date of the Result series.
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I get a Result.Date similar to W.Date. BUT it should also be like D.Date.
No, it shouldn't. The external series is synchronized to the
primary series which serves as the "donor" for dates.
WealthScript Programming Guide > DataSeries > Accessing Secondary Symbols >
Secondary Series Synchronization
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