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  • imported_tickstory
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    Hi ,

    The posts don’t seem to have specified the format for the tick data. If it is expecting the format outlined below:

    Date
    Time
    Open Price
    High Price
    Low Price
    Close Price
    Volume (Integer only)
    Example:

    2003.06.18,16:01,1.11423,1.11428,1.11332,1.11374,19
    2003.06.18,16:02,1.11364,1.11436,1.11361,1.11405,7
    2003.06.18,16:03,1.11402,1.11455,1.11400,1.11440,5
    2003.06.18,16:04,1.11446,1.11461,1.11401,1.11447,14

    Then try this custom format while ensuring you have specified the “Tick” timeframe in the File Export dialog box:

    {BarBeginTime:yyyy.MM.dd},{BarBeginTime:HH:mm},{BidPrice},{BidPrice},{BidPrice},{BidPrice},{Volume:F0}

    If the tick data requires the ‘seconds’ component in the time specification, then you can simply add the seconds like so:

    {BarBeginTime:yyyy.MM.dd},{BarBeginTime:HH:mm:ss},{BidPrice},{BidPrice},{BidPrice},{BidPrice},{Volume:F0}

    Note how the Bid price is being output as the Open, High, Low and Close. The Volume is being forced to be rounded as an integer through specifying “F0”.
    More information on this topic is available in the manual.

    Hope this helps.

    Nonciazzecco
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    Wow, thank you for the fast reply!

    accordingly to the cAlgo deveopers they requires: “M1 Bars in csv files (open price)”.

    Why should I use the tick bar option an dnot the M1 timeframe?

    imported_tickstory
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    Post count: 1479

    Hi Nonciazzecco,

    Are you attempting to export tick data or M1 data from Tickstory? Depending on this, you will need to select the “Tick” or “1-Minute” time-frame, respectively.

    Hope this helps.

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