No, you can enter any imaginable date time format there. Just like it was in WL6.
What does Date and Time have to do with DataSet creation?
If it's in reference to Dynamic DataSets, then it's another correct observation. Symbols can't change dynamically intra-day.
If it's in reference to Dynamic DataSets, then it's another correct observation. Symbols can't change dynamically intra-day.
This is a very poorly expressed question but I think that OP is mistakenly thinking that the Date and Time dropdown boxes in ASCII DataSets miss support for combined DateTime (e.g. yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss). My advice to him would be to press F1 and read about the date and time format strings.
That makes sense. I'll change the title to add the key missing detail - ASCII DataSets
I was able to interpret your comment as: specify date and time formats together under the date box such as: yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss that you mention. This partly worked. As in this 5-year 1 minute database some seconds have decimal places. So ss.fff almost takes care of this but the number of decimal places needs to be fixed. This is not the case here.
The way out of this for me was to open the database as an Excel file. Duplicate the DataTimes column. In one column format date and the other format time., This makes it so one column then becomes date and the other time.
Once I filter the database of duplicate minutes using the code you have kindly provided a while back, I hope to have the data set qualified as 1-minute. So far it is called a tick.
Thank you for great support!
The way out of this for me was to open the database as an Excel file. Duplicate the DataTimes column. In one column format date and the other format time., This makes it so one column then becomes date and the other time.
Once I filter the database of duplicate minutes using the code you have kindly provided a while back, I hope to have the data set qualified as 1-minute. So far it is called a tick.
Thank you for great support!
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