Is it possible to edit stored data in Wealth-Lab 6?
Yes. Double-click on a bar to edit it. Note that there also is a programmatic way that involves calling the Bars.SaveToFile method after modifying data in your code; see here for more details: forum discussion, Removing data using a WL6 Strategy (KB article). Streaming data loads slow. If you use Wealth-Lab to watch streaming Intraday charts, take time to build your static intraday DataSets first. Version 6 uses the static data as backfill for streaming charts to avoid unnecessarily requesting the same data time and again. Be mindful of the “All Data” setting when streaming. Make sure that you do not select “All Data” when requesting Streaming charts. Doing so will result in long delays as all-available intraday data is loaded for the symbol. Instead, use a specified number of fixed bars, for example.
Yes. Double-click on a bar to edit it. Note that there also is a programmatic way that involves calling the Bars.SaveToFile method after modifying data in your code; see here for more details: forum discussion, Removing data using a WL6 Strategy (KB article). Streaming data loads slow. If you use Wealth-Lab to watch streaming Intraday charts, take time to build your static intraday DataSets first. Version 6 uses the static data as backfill for streaming charts to avoid unnecessarily requesting the same data time and again. Be mindful of the “All Data” setting when streaming. Make sure that you do not select “All Data” when requesting Streaming charts. Doing so will result in long delays as all-available intraday data is loaded for the symbol. Instead, use a specified number of fixed bars, for example. Static data loads slow.
