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@bluemoon Are working the condition blocks on candle ID 0? If so I recommend you to change them to candle ID 1.

Many thanks @trader-philipps

@l-andorrà

seb 0 is right. You cannot import an EA that has not been created with fxDreema.

@trader-philipps LOL, Ok 🙂

@BlueMoon Or share your project that we can compile it for you. As @roar said there is a variable you use that is not defined or recognized as a variable. If the compiler complains about BuySell2222 variable, check the variable declaration in fxdreema if it's written the same way.

This is interesting question and the answer is no. It will open the new trade in the current pair, beccause the value of Symbol is empty value (meaning the current symbol). But it's possible to open it on the same pair of the closed trade if we just use the symbol name of the closed trade.

Unfortunately the input field of Symbol is a simple input field, not one of those "Custom" fields where you can choose from many available options. But here are 2 methods you can try:

Write this:

"" + OrderSymbol() + ""

here:
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Or put the symbol name into a variable:
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Also test whether this works or not, I didn't tested it in real world.

If you want the EA to work with the current symbol, don't specify any symbol, don't touch these settings at all and it should work. If you want to specify a symbol, then the name should be the same as those used by the broker. If you specify USDJPY and there is no such symbol, then the EA fails. The EA doesn't know that USDJPY should be the same as USDJPY.e

You can write into two different files. Did you try it?

Thank you very much for taking the time to explain. I was also leaning towards just writing the EA for a single pair and just run it multiple times and avoid all the array and variables complications the the EA.

Thanks again.

Connect the hours filter and once per bar blocks together 🙂

You want MQL code? Search for OrderSend() function in the documentation. In MQL4 it is very easy to use, but in MQL5 it's not as easy.

Thanks for the confirmation. I will just figure out alternate ways to achieve what I need.

I will just create an EA with buttons to "Buy" and "Sell" This will give me the same feel of manually taking my trades but will have a magic number assigned. 🙂

Thanks again.

@diazoviedo ¿Has pedido permiso para promocionar tu curso en el sitio? Si no es así, retíralo, por favor.

But why using variables for that. The idea of this Group number is to have 2 or more different strategies in the same EA and normally these values are written in the blocks directly, because you know which block is for which strategy.

https://www.mql5.com/en/docs/basis/variables/inputvariables
Here somewhere on the bottom sinput is explained.

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.. or use another block instead of Condition, depending on what you need to do with the value

@yalgaar - the candle size won't tell you that... you may be better off using the close of candle 1 divided by close of candle 2, which is how much price changed on the last trading day (in relative terms), which then MAY be used to say whether the pair is strong or not.

in that case use 2D array, mql support sorting by first dimension ... and other dimension will be reference for another string array which will be holding names of variables
here:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/HSKz4cwHc

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Thank you.