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How to import tick data that contains milliseconds from a CSV file?

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[2016-04-21 20:24:04]
User760942 - Posts: 120
Hi SC,

Your documentation below explains what Time Format to use when importing tick data from a .csv that contains seconds, but not milliseconds.

http://www.sierrachart.com/index.php?page=doc/doc_TextCSVDataFormat.html#TimeFormat

Any tips on what Time Format I should use when importing tick data from a .csv that contains milliseconds?

thnks
[2016-04-21 20:59:08]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
We are updating the documentation now.

Just give us about 10 minutes.

You also need to be on version 1398.
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[2016-04-21 22:03:34]
User760942 - Posts: 120
Great. I just checked out the updated documentation.

The HH:MM:SS.MS seems to suggest only two digits can appear in the millisecond section.

Does this mean only 10 MS granularity can be used? Such as this:

01:22:43.54

Or could i use 1 MS granularity? Such as this:

01:22:43.547
[2016-04-21 23:11:34]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
From 1 to 3 digits for the milliseconds.
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[2016-04-21 23:13:30]
Sierra Chart Engineering - Posts: 104368
So .1 would be equivalent to 100 milliseconds.

You could also do .100.
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