In my Ami I`ve dozens of AFL, renamed with my nickname before. They were all scattered in folders like Custom, Drag and Drop, and others. Last week i just searched and found them all. Then copied them, And placed in a new folder created after my name in the Formula Folder. Now I can easily test and retest all my favorite afl. Liked the tip? Make a try. It`s a real time saving tip!
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1. Click Right mouse button on any Chart
2. Click `Edit Formula'. It will open the formula Editor.
3. Find the AFL name. Its written on top-most bar of Formula Editor. If you have edited the Afl, its likely that a new afl has been created automatically in the Custom Folder, in Formula folder.
4. Minimize Amibroker.
5. With windows explorer go to the Amibroker (probably in C drive) Folder. Locate your afl file, for example, in custom folder.
6. Before the name of AFL, type your name. Get out. Go to Amibroker Again.
7. From `View' menu click `Refresh All'
8. Go to to chart`s custom folder. You will see the AFL you just renamed few minutes ago.
Now the final tip and its present at the beginning of the post!
9. search and find out all of your afl, with windows search option. Copy them, and place in a new folder after my name in the Formula Folder. Now you can easily test and retest all of your favorite afls.
Follow the steps given bellow :
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1. Click Right mouse button on any Chart
2. Click `Edit Formula'. It will open the formula Editor.
3. Find the AFL name. Its written on top-most bar of Formula Editor. If you have edited the Afl, its likely that a new afl has been created automatically in the Custom Folder, in Formula folder.
4. Minimize Amibroker.
5. With windows explorer go to the Amibroker (probably in C drive) Folder. Locate your afl file, for example, in custom folder.
6. Before the name of AFL, type your name. Get out. Go to Amibroker Again.
7. From `View' menu click `Refresh All'
8. Go to to chart`s custom folder. You will see the AFL you just renamed few minutes ago.
Now the final tip and its present at the beginning of the post!
9. search and find out all of your afl, with windows search option. Copy them, and place in a new folder after my name in the Formula Folder. Now you can easily test and retest all of your favorite afls.
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