Diferences in OCHL between chart and print

[memonic]

Hi.
I have print OCHL in a ZB-06-24 chart for 15 minutes candles

The Print code below is included in a simple strategy. The values of the strategy analyzer and the chart are the same

data = Time[1].ToString("MM/dd/yyyy;HH:mm:ss") + dataSeparator + Open[1] + dataSeparator + High[1] + dataSeparator + Low[1] + dataSeparator + Close[1] + dataSeparator + Volume[1]

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There are significance differences between TXT and Chart

TXT:
04/30/2024;18:45:00,114.15625,114.15625,114,114.03125,32 72

Chart





Volume is the same but values of the candle are highly differentsn between the chart and print file

Thanks

[NinjaTrader_Jesse]

Hello memonic,

The difference here is caused because the instrument being used in the user interface adheres to the fractional notation for the prices where NinjaScript uses the actual decimal number. Currently there is no way to change the chart to use decimal numbers for instruments that use fractional notation, there is a feature request for this which I will add a vote for you. This request is being tracked under the number SFT-5354.

You can find details on how to convert from fractional to decimal or decimal to fractional in the following forum post: https://forum.ninjatrader.com/forum/...37#post1062137

[memonic]

Thanks Jesse.

In this case. in my strategy, its necesary to change the inputs to decimal numbers and the output to fractional numbers in bond instruments?.

Best regards

[memonic]

I need to extract from strategy analyzer OCHL, make some calculations and generate the price of limit orders.

[NinjaTrader_Jesse]

Hello memonic,

In NinjaScript you will always have the full decimal number, the fractional notation is just a way to display the price for specific instruments in the user interface.

[memonic]

Hello Jesse.
In back testing of the strategy the orders are submitted in fractional?

[NinjaTrader_Jesse]

Hello memonic,

That is the user interface so the prices are shown in fractional notation, your script will still be able to see the full decimal values.