Column Format

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Hello,

Please see attached snapshot.

How can I change the format of the highlighted column from doubles to integers?

Thank you,

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[NinjaTrader_AdamP]

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I am happy to assist you.

How are you defining "Days Ago"? Is this a custom indicator?

Please let me know if I may assist further.

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Hi AdamP,

Thanks for your help.

Yes, it is a DataSeries from one of my custom indicators. It looks as if Market Analyzer uses the same number format as the one that is applied to the price of the instrument. Ideally, I would like to transform those numbers to integers, as they are easier to read.

Let me know if you need more details.

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[sledge]

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Hi AdamP,

Thanks for your help.

Yes, it is a DataSeries from one of my custom indicators. It looks as if Market Analyzer uses the same number format as the one that is applied to the price of the instrument. Ideally, I would like to transform those numbers to integers, as they are easier to read.

Let me know if you need more details.

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Math.Round??

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Hi sledge,

Thank you for your contribution.

I have changed the code in my custom indicator, using the Math.Round method that you suggested, but still do not get the results in Market Analyzer:

// Momentum

bool downArrow = false;
bool upArrow = false;

if (ndConfirmed || (momentum[1] >= 0 && (pdReversed || lPrice[0] < sLine[1])))
{
momentum.Set(-1);
momSince.Set(Math.Round((double) 1, 0));
downArrow = true;
}
elseif (pdConfirmed || (momentum[1] <= 0 && (ndReversed || hPrice[0] > rLine[1])))
{
momentum.Set(1);
momSince.Set(Math.Round((double) 1, 0));
upArrow = true;
}
else
{
momentum.Set(momentum[1]);
momSince.Set(Math.Round(momSince[1] + 1, 0));
}

Any more ideas from you, AdamP or anyone else? Perhaps I am using the Math.Round method in the wrong place of the code?

Thanks in advance,

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Hello again,

I just found a way around to solve this problem by creating a new custom indicator (myDaysAgo) which basically calls my original custom indicator containing the momSince dataseries and then transforms its 'price' format using the FormatPriceMarker() method.

Is there, however, a simple, more elegant way to achieve this same results??

I felt I had to resort to creating a new indicator because the original one had several plots, whose number formats I did not want to modify.

Thanks in advance,

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