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Hello everybody,

does anybody know how to programmatically read the type of unit (currency, percent or points) in strategy analyzer? Screenshot attached.

I have located these classes:
 
Code
namespace NinjaTrader.Strategy
{
    public enum PerformanceUnit
    {
        Currency = 0,
        Percent = 1,
        Points = 2,
    }
}



namespace NinjaTrader.MarketAnalyzer
{
	public class NetChange : NinjaTrader.MarketAnalyzer.Column
	{
		private Strategy.PerformanceUnit	unit	 = Strategy.PerformanceUnit.Percent;
	}
}


I cannot find where the object with "PerformanceUnit" is instantiated. I think it's simply unreachable but who knows whether some of you has the key.

Thank you.

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