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      ClauTrade last edited by

      Hello,

      I'm doing an investigation about the spread in specific moment (signals).
      I'm using "write to file" block ... very useful block! 😉

      But something wrong occur.

      I use various block writing in the same file (I use same name file).

      These are 2 signal, one for BUY (COLUMN 1) and one for SELL (COLUMN 2):

      http://imageshack.com/i/pnJnoeRMp

      The write values are good but there is a problem with the "title column"... it write only the first (and only one) and no more. All the other titles are empty!

      Look..in this case the fist signal were sell ... in case of buy it write only the first column!

      The bug is that the first block write the values but not the title! I have try to add the same title in all block but do not write it... is strange...why? ❓

      http://imageshack.com/i/po7tjk4Op

      Please if you can fix it! .. of course I do not test only two (with only two is not a problem!) ... but I need to test more that 40 different signals and spread values to statistics .. and would be useful to have titles!

      Thanks! 🙂

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        fxDreema last edited by

        Is there other File write block somewhere?
        I'm not sure about these commas. The output file is .csv, which actually means comma-separated values. Well, the separator (delimeter) that I choosed to use is ; but who knows, maybe Excel have problems reading those values with commas. I will suggest to give better titles anyway

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          ClauTrade last edited by

          Yes, is true! Excel start with default cell in format "number" so is normal to have problem with commas and maybe other.

          I have find this that work fine!

          http://imageshack.com/i/pnCGdb8up

          Thanks! 🙂

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