Get the price at specific time

[billsingh]

Hi,
If I need the price exactly at 9:00 AM everyday what will be the code. There is code below that you need to specify exact date. But I need that price in the indie everyday without changing the date. Can someone please specify the code for it.

Examples
// Check that its past 9:45 AM
if (ToTime(Time[0]) >= ToTime(9, 45, 00))
{
// Calculate the bars ago value for the 9 AM bar for the current day
int barsAgo = CurrentBar - Bars.GetBar(new DateTime(2006, 12, 18, 9, 0, 0));

// Print out the 9 AM bar closing price
Print("The close price on the 9 AM bar was: " + Close[barsAgo].ToString());
}

Thanks in advance

[koganam]

Hi,
If I need the price exactly at 9:00 AM everyday what will be the code. There is code below that you need to specify exact date. But I need that price in the indie everyday without changing the date. Can someone please specify the code for it.

Examples
// Check that its past 9:45 AM
if (ToTime(Time[0]) >= ToTime(9, 45, 00))
{
// Calculate the bars ago value for the 9 AM bar for the current day
int barsAgo = CurrentBar - Bars.GetBar(new DateTime(Time[0].Year, Time[0].Month, Time[0].Day, 9, 0, 0));

// Print out the 9 AM bar closing price
Print("The close price on the 9 AM bar was: " + Close[barsAgo].ToString());
}

Thanks in advance

Corrected inside your original text.

ref: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...v=vs.110).aspx

[billsingh]

Thank you koganam. I will try and let you know if I need more help.

[billsingh]

Hi koganam,
it has been executing every bar and bring different prices. How can I just have it execute at 9:05 and bring just one price that was at 9:00AM.

[koganam]

Hi koganam,
it has been executing every bar and bring different prices. How can I just have it execute at 9:05 and bring just one price that was at 9:00AM.

It is doing what you asked it to do. You say it should run if the time is past 0945 hrs. If you want it to run in a shorter time window, then you have to constrain it to run in a smaller window. If you are using fixed-time bars, you can specify an exact time. Otherwise specify a reasonable time window for the instrument where you are going to be using the indicator.

[billsingh]

It is doing what you asked it to do. You say it should run if the time is past 0945 hrs. If you want it to run in a shorter time window, then you have to constrain it to run in a smaller window. If you are using fixed-time bars, you can specify an exact time. Otherwise specify a reasonable time window for the instrument where you are going to be using the indicator.

Thank you Koganam, I will specify = instead of >= .

Really appreciate your help.
Bill