Problen with a secondary dataseries

[mbcito]

Hello
I have the following problem
I am building a strategy based on 1 minute Japanese candlesticks.
And additionally I have added a 30 second data series.
The following is happening to me: Apparently when I ask what bar is closing, in some cases it returns that at the minute closing "BarsInProgress" always returns 1 and I cannot process the closing of the 1 minute bar and it breaks the logic of the strategy.
As you will see, the cycle goes through OnBarUpdate() twice with BarsInProgress = 1, which is not good for me.
What could be happening?

OnBarUpdate() code

        protected override void OnBarUpdate()
        {
            string nameprocess = "OnbarUpdate()";
            
            if (CurrentBars[0] < BarsRequiredToTrade) return;
            if (CurrentBar < BarsRequiredToTrade) return;
            if (!this.EnabledTotrade) return;

            myDate = (this.Time[0].Year * 10000) + (this.Time[0].Month * 100) + this.Time[0].Day
            
            if (this.CurrentBars[0] == pBarToDebug || (this.Time[0].ToShortTimeString() == this.pTimeToDebug))
            {
                Draw.ArrowLine(this, string.Format("Line-{0}",totLines++), 0, this.High[0] + 20, 0, this.High[0] + 15, Brushes.Aquamarine, DashStyleHelper.Solid, 5);
                myPrint(string.Format("{0,30} - 000 - Bar = {1,6} - Time= {3} {2} - this.EnabledTotrade= {4,5} - BarsInProgress = {5,6}",
                    nameprocess, this.CurrentBars[0], this.Time[0].ToShortTimeString(), this.myDate, this.EnabledTotrade, BarsInProgress ));
            }            
            /// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
            /// CUIDADO
            
            if ( (BarsInProgress != 0) && pCheckVolatility)
            {
                EnabledTotradeVol    = true;
                for (int bar = 0; bar < 11; bar++)
                {
                    if ((this.VolumeUpDown(BarsArray[1])[bar] > pVolUpDownMinimo) ||
                        (this.ATR(BarsArray[1], pATRperiod)[bar] > pATRlimitInf))
                        EnabledTotradeVol    = false;
                }
                //return;
            }
            if (!this.EnabledTotradeVol) return;
            if (BarsInProgress != 0) return;

Output
MB_CandleEMA1 --> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MB_CandleEMA1 --> OnbarUpdate() - 000 - Bar = 180 - Time= 20250210 12:09 - this.EnabledTotrade= True - BarsInProgress = 1
MB_CandleEMA1 --> OnbarUpdate() - 000 - Bar = 180 - Time= 20250210 12:09 - this.EnabledTotrade= True - BarsInProgress = 1
MB_CandleEMA1 --> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[NinjaTrader_Jesse]

Hello mbcito,

The print you have uses a time condition so that may only match one of the series you are using. To see how the bars are actually processing you can print outside of that condition for every bar and see what the timestamps on that series are. Time[0] represents the time of the series calling OnBarUpdate.

[mbcito]

Jesse, the coding and operation are correct, I did the incorrect analysis (error analyzing the variable this.EnabledTotradeVol).

Thank you for opening my eyes and your analysis.

Greetings
Mariano