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# ArraySetAsSeries
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The function sets the AS_SERIES flag to a selected object of a dynamic array, and elements will be indexed like in timeseries.
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bool ArraySetAsSeries(
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const void& array[], // array by reference
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bool flag // true denotes reverse order of indexing
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);
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Parameters
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array[]
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[in][out] Numeric array to set.
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flag
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[in] Array indexing direction.
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Return Value
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The function returns true on success, otherwise - false.
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Note
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The AS_SERIES flag can't be set for multi-dimensional arrays or static arrays (arrays, whose size in square brackets is preset already on the compilation stage). Indexing in timeseries differs from a common array in that the elements of timeseries are indexed from the end towards the beginning (from the newest to oldest data).
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