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Date/Time: Wed, 12 Mar 2025 19:08:34 +0000

Post From: Dropping zeros at the end of a decimal number

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ILIM KIRGIZ - Posts: 187
I know that Sierra does not allow me to use different value formats for each subgraph in the same study. I have a custom build study that reads horizontal lines and some other study outputs from different charts (timeframes) to create an array of sorted support and resistance levels. I watch 3 levels above the price and 3 levels below the price. I also watch distance to these levels in ticks. Levels: R1,R2,R3,S1,S2,S3 Distance to levels: DR1,DR2,DR3,DS1,DS2,DS3 (converted to tick values) and they are always integers. How can I get rid of these zeros decimal points? See attached screenshot. Do you have to show these zeros? They mean nothing and occupy a lot of screen space. Please advise. Thanks.
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