Hi Guys and Girls,

I got a simple question I want to print the following info into a csv which I can import later into Excel

So what I managed is the following, this gives me 4 decimals in the log file

Print (File("c:\test.txt"),"Symbol , Date , Time , Open , High , Low , Close");
Print (File("c:\test.txt"), Symbol , Date , Time , Open:0:4 , High:0:4 , Low:0:4 , Close:0:4);

However the following data doesn't want to write 4 decimals but gives me 2, and I don't know how to correct it

This doesn't work:

Print (File("c:\test.txt"), Symbol , Date , Time[1] , Open:0:4[1] , High:0:4[1] , Low:0:4[1] , Close:0:4[1]);

And this doesn't work??
Print (File("C:\test.txt"), Symbol , Date , Time[2] , Open[2]:0:4 , High[2]:0:4 , Low[2]:0:4 , Close[2]:0:4);

So how to I make previous data write also with 4 decimals within the print statement?


Thanks

R

sosolala,

you need to be a bit more specific. While the first line of your second test doesn't compile on my end, the second part

 

Code

Print (File("C:\test.txt"), Symbol , Date , Time[2] , Open[2]:0:4 , High[2]:0:4 , Low[2]:0:4 , Close[2]:0:4);

prints four decimals for Open, High, Low and Close just fine.

Regards,
ABCTG

ABCTG 

sosolala, you need to be a bit more specific. While the first line of your second test doesn't compile on my end, the second part   Code Print (File("C:\test.txt"), Symbol , Date , Time[2] , Open[2]:0:4 , High[2]:0:4 , Low[2]:0:4 , Close[2]:0:4); prints four decimals for Open, High, Low and Close just fine. Regards, ABCTG

Thanks, i found my error