Thanks Pah. Here's the math I'm trying to do (there's a larger project, but I've got to break down the simple stuff to learn first; or I thought I knew): USDJPY Close = 110.687. USDJPY Open = 110.514. Now, in JPY "pips", that's a difference of .173. ...

Ugh, I can't do math

1. Use an .xlsx file. I didn't use the old version of VSTO. 2. Make sure you have the Excel workbook open and to the sheet you want to use.

Metatrader to Excel and back

You're welcome.

Metatrader to Excel and back

Thanks. I'll study them.

Currency, not pair, trading

Thanks Spikehunter. I think I know the indicator you speak of. I didn't use because it wasn't quite what I was looking for. But, I'll wait to see the code you publish.

Currency, not pair, trading

1. You'll have to save the file as an xlsm first, then you can write to it. Not sure why this has to be done this way. 2. Build the date format you want in mql4 and just save it to a string variable then PutStr(stringvariable). Example: MqlDateTime ...

Metatrader to Excel and back

I know it's been a while, but how do we take leverage into account in your formula?

Lot calculation

Interesting ......

Finding GMT

It'll work until the times don't match (GMT is at 1:00 and the +3 broker is at 3:58, etc.).

Finding GMT

It ain't pretty but ..... double MathModCorrect(double a, double b) {//source found at: https://www.mql5.com/en/forum/129832 int tmpres=a/b; return(a-tmpres*b); } void GetGMTOffset() { int serverSeconds=(TimeCurrent()-TimeGMT()); double ...

Finding GMT

Hmmmm.... got me thinking.

Finding GMT

Thanks. But same result. Ran it @ 30 minutes past the hour on a 15min chart.

Finding GMT

Odd thing. This site ( url ) lists them as a +2 broker. But when I compare the server time I get back with this site ( url ), it ends up being +3. This is a demo server. Are they doing something nefarious?

Finding GMT

Still the same problem.

Problem with Renko charts