try to just replace . with ,
Tomsz
janklimo:
Hey guys, thought someone would be that smart to help me out with this.
I use
command in Excel to get the bid price for EURUSD, but the price keeps switching between normal format (1.4660) to something like this 1009167,0000. I have no idea how to avoid this.
Something to do with filetypes? Would be very thankful for any insight.
Jan
Hey guys, thought someone would be that smart to help me out with this.
I use
MT4|BID!EURUSD
command in Excel to get the bid price for EURUSD, but the price keeps switching between normal format (1.4660) to something like this 1009167,0000. I have no idea how to avoid this.
Something to do with filetypes? Would be very thankful for any insight.
Jan
Okay, I see this is a problem of Regional and Language Options in Windows. As soon
as you have selected an option, where you have a comma instead of a decimal point
in a number (like we do in Central Europe), DDE posts this corrupt data. Any idea
of how to solve this?
janklimo:
Okay, I see this is a problem of Regional and Language Options in Windows. As soon as you have selected an option, where you have a comma instead of a decimal point in a number (like we do in Central Europe), DDE posts this corrupt data. Any idea of how to solve this?
Okay, I see this is a problem of Regional and Language Options in Windows. As soon as you have selected an option, where you have a comma instead of a decimal point in a number (like we do in Central Europe), DDE posts this corrupt data. Any idea of how to solve this?
Did you solve the decimal point / comma problem yet? If so, please let me know how. Txs.
ldv:
I rewrote the MS Excel application into an MQL4 script to avoid any compatibility issues...
janklimo:
Okay, I see this is a problem of Regional and Language Options in Windows. As soon as you have selected an option, where you have a comma instead of a decimal point in a number (like we do in Central Europe), DDE posts this corrupt data. Any idea of how to solve this?
Okay, I see this is a problem of Regional and Language Options in Windows. As soon as you have selected an option, where you have a comma instead of a decimal point in a number (like we do in Central Europe), DDE posts this corrupt data. Any idea of how to solve this?
Did you solve the decimal point / comma problem yet? If so, please let me know how. Txs.
janklimo:
ldv:
I rewrote the MS Excel application into an MQL4 script to avoid any compatibility issues...janklimo:
Okay, I see this is a problem of Regional and Language Options in Windows. As soon as you have selected an option, where you have a comma instead of a decimal point in a number (like we do in Central Europe), DDE posts this corrupt data. Any idea of how to solve this?
Okay, I see this is a problem of Regional and Language Options in Windows. As soon as you have selected an option, where you have a comma instead of a decimal point in a number (like we do in Central Europe), DDE posts this corrupt data. Any idea of how to solve this?
Did you solve the decimal point / comma problem yet? If so, please let me know how. Txs.
OK, thanks.
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I use
command in Excel to get the bid price for EURUSD, but the price keeps switching between normal format (1.4660) to something like this 1009167,0000. I have no idea how to avoid this.
Something to do with filetypes? Would be very thankful for any insight.
Jan