Someone give me a formula

[cassb]

Dude. Where have you been for the past 9 months??

That does look at lot easier than what I had to figure out the 'decimals' variable. I didn't even know that Round2TickSize() method existed! Thanks, buddy!

[Mindset]

Giving back

Well people like Ralph and many others have helped me along the path to enlightenment - otherwise known as C# - glad it helped.
I pondered about posting my solution as I thought it can't be that simple

[Mindset]

Not so simple

Maybe someone else ( eg Nt?)could provide an answer to this

if I Print(Close[0]) on forex futures eg 6E and the price is 1.350
the output is 1.35 - no trailing zero.
Is there anyway to 'restore' the trailing zero as I use a substring function to knock off the first 3 or 4 digits and it is just so irritating to have to consciously think ,no, 35 is actually 350. I know I know it''s picky.

This doesn't happen on other futures it appears.

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Have you tried already those formatting options for #'s?

http://www.ninjatrader-support2.com/vb/showthread.php?t=3823

[eDanny]

Mindset, using String formatting will work but would be specific to an instrument. I place this outside of OnBarUpdate() usually just before Properties and use this in all my indicators.

private string FormatPrice(double iVal)
{
return Bars.Instrument.MasterInstrument.FormatPrice(iVal) ;
}

Then a print statement like this will always work:

Print(FormatPrice(Close[0]))

[Mindset]

FormatPrice

Appreciate that eDanny.
I had RoundPrice but this does the trick very well.