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VOLUME PER RATE DURING A SPECIFIC PERIOD OF TIME

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9 years ago #113512

Dear Marc,

I’m developing a new EA which is based in value of volume per rate (with two significant digits in EUR, i.e. 1.27, 1.28, etc) during an specific period of time.

Imagine, february 2015. Exchange rates EURUSD were from 1.15 to 1.11 and I’m looking for creating the following table.

+ 1.15 EURUSD (from 1.15000 to 1.15999) = 1569856 volumes (this info will be updated in the form of a variable).

+ 1.14 EURUSD (from 1.14000 to 1.14999) = 125489 volumes (this info will be updated in the form of a variable).

+1.13 EURUSD (from 1.13000 to 1.13999) = 126588 volumes (this info will be updated in the form of a variable).

+ 1.12 EURUSD (from 1.12000 to 1.12999) = 1698854 volumes (this info will be updated in the form of a variable).

+1.11 EURUSD (from 1.11000 to 1.11999) = 2457895 volumes (this info will be updated in the form of a variable).

I don’t know if I explained properly what I mean but I guess you get my idea.

Could you give me some direction to get my EA done?

Thanks in advance Mark.

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