Number of decimal places for each symbol output  [SOLVED]

I ran the following code


When applying this script to the euro doll, the OHLC becomes like 1.10, 1.10, 1.10, and so on.
Is there a way to read the number of decimal places for each symbol and output it to a file?

Thanks.

Take a look :

NumToStr
Returns a specified numerical expression in the form of a string expression.

Usage
NumToStr(Expression,Dec)

Where: Expression - a numerical expression to be converted to a string expression
Dec - a numerical expression specifying the number of decimal places the returned string expression is to contain

Example
NumToStr(1500.5,3); will return a string expression "1500.500"

takehana13 wrote:I ran the following code

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Print(File("Mypass"),Date,Time,Open,High,Low,Close );


When applying this script to the euro doll, the OHLC becomes like 1.10, 1.10, 1.10, and so on.
Is there a way to read the number of decimal places for each symbol and output it to a file?

Thanks.

Go to wiki

Go to 8. PowerLanguage Keyword Reference

Look under ► Output‎ (8 P)

Select Print

Look for the explanation of
Expression:C:D

Examples are provided