FormatPriceMarker embellishments?

[pretender]

I finally figured out FormatPriceMarker so that my indicators spit out the full number instead of the pre-determined NinjaTrader abbreviations (eg. 32M)

But if I wanted my indicator to spit out my own abbreviations, how would I do that? eg. I have an indicator that spits out 0.3215. I want the display in my market analyzer to show 32%

I can get it to show 32 by multiplying the indicator result by 100, then using FormatPriceMarker with return price.ToString("N0");

I tried return price.ToString("N0" + "%"); but that doesn't work.

[NinjaTrader_ZacharyG]

Hello pretender,

Thank you for your inquiry.

Here's an example of what you could do:

protected override string FormatPriceMarket(double price)
{
     string thePrice = price.ToString("N0");
     return thePrice + "%";
}

This will return thePrice string with a % appended to it.

Please, let us know if we may be of further assistance.

[koganam]

I finally figured out FormatPriceMarker so that my indicators spit out the full number instead of the pre-determined NinjaTrader abbreviations (eg. 32M)

But if I wanted my indicator to spit out my own abbreviations, how would I do that? eg. I have an indicator that spits out 0.3215. I want the display in my market analyzer to show 32%

I can get it to show 32 by multiplying the indicator result by 100, then using FormatPriceMarker with return price.ToString("N0");

I tried return price.ToString("N0" + "%"); but that doesn't work.

There is a specific overload to display a string conversion as a percentage: ToString("P").