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Then this goes beyond my knowledge, sorry. Maybe roar can help.

@jjot fxDreema is good, but nor perfect, my friend! 😄 I alway recommend to store that information into a variable. Then use it normally in a condition block.

@roar said in Help needed in modifying values in a sequence:

@l-andorrà

I guess that 'loses -2' text is the reason for that failure. I'm not sure, though. I would say this is not the correct way to write that variable there.

It is not the default way, but actually that works fine 😉

Once more I learnt something new! 😉
Thank you.

@trader-philipps said in String variable adjustment using "Modify Variables" block?:

@l-andorrà String datatype is used for characters such as a b c, blanks and other special character and also numbers. However the values as numbers are not numbers to calculate with such as multiplication.
In order to transform a number in String datatype to a number in a numeric datatype you need to convert it.
In the given case there is a comma separated lost of numbers stored in a String datatype. In order to get it as numbers, you'd need to create an array of numbers from it and address each value from the array's index.
If you use the String (list of numbers) as a betting sequence, fxdreema does that work for you.
If you want to do this manually, you need to implement the de-seralization by yourself.

And this is why a true programmer should be the only one answering in this forum. No me! LOL XD.

@roar
LMAO

@l-andorrà I can use variables and constants to some degree (storing information and using across the whole project), but definitely not "easily". If it's easy for you, or someone else, I would appreciate the help.

@roar The logic that I presented the issue with works fine, the issue was in my own configuration. Haven't figured it out yet, but should be able to fix it soon.
Thanks for the help!

You're welcome man ;).

@trader-philipps That works well, thank you!

Yeah, that's the only block that I edit.
I'm trying to skip 120 candles, but that configuration didn't work.

@cpxiom Passion is always a good attitude 😉

I did something similar in my code. First you will need some inputs and variables
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This means that for every $100 in my account that the bot will add 0,01 to it's lot size automatically.
Next we also need to set 2 variables
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We will use these 4 values for our calculation.
Personally I think it's better to base lot size from the AccountEquity instead of from the AccountBalance because sometimes in my bot, the balance is way more than the equity and I don't want my bot to over invest in the market.

OK so the net step I took was to calculate the lot divider variable using the inputs of $100 and 0.01 lots.

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In this example, the lot divider is 10,000
So if my account has $200 in it.... 200/10000 = 0.02 so my trade size will be 0.02
I hope this helps?
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My bot has a variable called Start_Equity. If you do not have this variable and you wish to use the current account balance or equity then the term to use in this block would be (AccountBalance) or (AccountEquity)

It's working perfectly like this in my bot.