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I have an issue with the intraday data that I have downloaded when I upgraded to Platinum. On the install, it says approx. realtime minute data file is 4.7 Giga. However, when I downloaded from two different computers, the file was only 320 mg. The Hourly data I am receiving is upto July 2010 which is far below the maximum 5000 bars that is set in the data manager. I called and they said that I should uninstall and reinstall the files. It did not work. Could it be that your servers are downloading a truncated file? Is there a log that you can check out? Also, if you can kindly send me a csv file for SPY containing Hourly data. I highly appreciate it.Regards,Azam
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Newly installed minute data only has about 4 months of data.
Note: I re-uploaded a newer version with the headers removed at about Tuesday, November 23, 2010 4:00:00 PM ET.Attachments:
SPYHourly.csv - 168 KB, downloaded 903 time(s).
-Bruce
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Thank you Bruce for the file. I could not get the file to open as a chart in Stockfinder. Do I need to write a realcode program to open it? If there is a readily chart, I would highly appreciate it.Regards,Azam
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Ah, I'm sorry. I thought when you requested a CSV file, you had probably already explored how to use it in StockFinder or had another use for it.
There isn't a way to actually import external data, but StockFinder has the ability to Plot external CSV data contained in a text file.
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RealCode File Reader Overview
As noted in the videos, the file must be in your \My Documents\StockFinder5\(Your Username)\DataFiles\ folder (StockFinder instead of StockFinder5 for SF4). If the folder does not already exist, you will need to create it.Attachments:
HourlySPY.sfIndRC - 5 KB, downloaded 829 time(s).
-Bruce
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Dear Bruce,Thank you for your swift reply. I watched the videos and got the attached indicator in the indicator folder. I also pasted the SPYHourly.csv into almost all available folders but the reader somehow could not read it. Kindly tell me how to fix this issue.Regards,Azam
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If you have watched the videos, there really isn't much more I can tell you.
Make sure you are using the newer version of the CSV file with the headers removed (I know you aren't currently doing so as this version of the file has not yet been downloaded) and that the CSV file is in your \My Documents\StockFinder5\(Your Username)\DataFiles\ folder. If these requirements are met, the Indicator attached to my Tuesday, November 23, 2010 3:37:10 PM ET post should Plot the data.
-Bruce
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The address where to place the file does not exist probably for Stockfinder version 5. The folder trees that I have is C:\Users\(username)\Documents\StockFinder5\My Files\ and then I have the following folders: Backup, Code, My charts, My conditions, My indicators etc...Could it by in the My Files folder?
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If the folder is not there, you will need to create the folder from within Windows.
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Joined: 11/22/2008
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I have tried everything that has been mentioned here and the video but can not import data.
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I was able to import it by using the following...
Dim mdr As New MarketDataReader("MyData.csv") instead of currentsymbol...
tnmc
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I am happy to read you were able to figure it out on your own.
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