I've been trying to import price levels into a study and I have been unsuccessful in finding any code snippets.

A couple searches on the SierraCharts website point to cstdio as a reference, but I'm new enough at C++ that I'm having some issues.

Does anybody have any ACSIL code that they can share to point me in the right direction?

check this, add manually . ACSIL does not have the programming format.

How many levels? Do they stay the same? What does the file look like etc

The file format is fairly straight forward.. about 20 rows (each an entry price level) and 3 columns (entry price, stop loss, target price).

Thus far I've been using SCs Spreadsheet functionality (just copy/pasting the file in) and its been working well. However, I want to expand on this functionality and control specific orders (move a target/stop).

There is a built in study that I can add that allows you to manage an orders, however will not allow you to pick a specific order and move a target/stop. Thats why I felt moving everything to C++ would allow more granular control once the orders were in play.

Ran across this today, not sure if it will help you. You can import levels from a server.

https://www.sierrachart.com/index.php?page=doc/ACSILProgrammingConcepts.html

Brad Houser