Trouble with FisherTransform Values

[clfield]

I am trying to utilize the FisherTransform values from a 5 min chart in a strategy running on a 1 minute chart. But Do not get the correct values.
I placed the following print statement in the BarsInProgress ==2 section

Print("FishTrans HT[0] = "+ FisherTransform(Close,21)[0]);

I also placed the exact same print statement in the BarsInProgress == 0
and I get the correct values for the FisherTransform on the 1 Minute Chart.

I have 3 time frames running, that is why my 5 minute is BarInProgress == 2

I have also tried accessing this value from the BarsInProgress == 0 by using the BarsArray[2] in the parameter list. I get the same values as printed from the BarsInProgress == 2 but they are wrong according to the Data Box for the 5 min chart.

PS.
Just ried running the Startegy on the 5 min chart and the values from the print staements are correct now.

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

clfield, it would be helpful if you could provide your code so we can take a look. For the sequence of added series, please ensure the second and third series are smaller then the primary one. More details can be found in this reference sample - http://www.ninjatrader-support2.com/...ead.php?t=6652

[clfield]

That is exactly what the problem is. I am trying to run this on a 1 minute chart, so the 5 minute chart is a secondary series and larger than the primary...
So I am assuming that I will have to run it on the 5 minute chart instead of the 1 minute chart????

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Yes, please run it on the 5min as primary then and work in line with the reference sample below.

[clfield]

not very user friendly

I have rearranged things to use the 5 min as the primary and the 1 min as the secondary. The problem is that all the graphics now plot only on the 5 min chart. This makes debugging almost impossible.
Is there no other way to access the values of the indicator off the 5 min chart and use the 1 min as the primary? I was looking at the help section on this and find nothing that says you have to use the highest time frame as the primary??

[NinjaTrader_JoshP]

When you want the proper sequence of events in a backtesting scenario this is required as discussed inside the reference sample.