NT8 Sum Indicator in Market Analyzer

[NinjaTrader_JessicaP]

Hello eurostoxx trader,

I was able to confirm that there is a bug in NT8 Beta 10, which I believe was affecting your results. This has been fixed in Beta 11. Once Beta 11 is released, please let us know if this behavior persists by following the same procedure I will outline below for testing.

The following procedure gives me different results in a chart and in the market analyzer in NT8 Beta 10

Chart :

Select the ES 06-16 instrument
Set up the chart for 1 minute data
Add a SUM indicator
Period : 14
Input series : an SMA indicator
Period : 14
Input series : Close

Market Analyzer

Add an ES 06-16 instrument
Add an indicator column with the SUM indicator
Period : 14
Input series : SMA
Period : 14
Input series : Close
Price based on : Last
Type : Minute
Value : 1
Price based on : Last
Type : Minute
Value : 1

Just using the Close as the input series in both places, on the other hand, gave me the same values for each.

In my test using Beta 11, both scenarios gave me the same values in a chart and the market analyzer.

[eurostoxx trader]

I have been using the sum indicator to call a custom built indicator (prints a 1 for every time a condition is met) and it works fine on a single security in a chart window

however when I use the SUM indicator in the Market Analyzer (MA) window, it only calls the sum of the Close, as far as I can tell, not the SUM of my indicator, for which I set the properties to.

Does it have something to do with the SUM indicator properties for the MA columns? Can I change something here (or make a SUM_new indicator ) so that it works. I tried re jigging my custom indicator to sum up all the times the condition occured but I need to add another data series and my code is all bonkers

namespace NinjaTrader.NinjaScript.MarketAnalyzerColumns
{
	public partial class MarketAnalyzerColumn : MarketAnalyzerColumnBase
	{
		public Indicators.FiftyTwoWeek FiftyTwoWeek(bool use52Week, int altBarNunmber)
		{
			return indicator.FiftyTwoWeek(Input, use52Week, altBarNunmber);
		}

		public Indicators.FiftyTwoWeek FiftyTwoWeek(ISeries<double> input , bool use52Week, int altBarNunmber)
		{
			return indicator.FiftyTwoWeek(input, use52Week, altBarNunmber);
		}
	}
}