Hello,

is there a way to export into a txt file the "Trade Life" window data in WLD 6.0 ?

No, the "Trade Life" tab wasn't designed for copying to clipboard and/or saving the data to a CSV file (like other MS123 visualizers do). Given the current design of the visualizer, it might be too involved.

Okay,

so I need to implement a subroutine that export trades life (performance percent). I do not post the whole code since it is complicated at the moment. But following this blocks of code can you help to find why gaves me this error ?

No overload method 'TradesHolder' takes 3 arguments

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I have selected this method, to put all trades into a List (position,days,value) because then I need to do the average percent trend of all trades. This is a sample of my list:

1,1,0.6
1,2,1.2
1,3,2.1
2,1,-0.3
2,2,-1.5
2,3,0.1

and so on ... then I'll average, with another loop, all the trades stored into the list to obtain an average whole trade in this way (in the previous example):

1,0.15
2,-0.15
3,1.1

The next step will be adding future dates to obtain a future average trade life based on previous trades when a new trade pops on.

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No overload method 'TradesHolder' takes 3 arguments

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Okay ... it works but ... why the one below (taken from the wealthscript guide, similar to my method) works without the remake of TradesHolder declaration ?

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Because it doesn't try to use an inexistent method call (i.e. no overload takes 3 arguments):

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Compare to your call:

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Just for the records, this piece of code first export all trades of a strategy into an array and then write the bar by bar average percent move in the Debug Window of all single trades that appear in the TradeLife window.

Original is the Primary Series (you can use

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instead.

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Question: is it possibile to reduce the decimal part of the numbers to 2 or 4 in the Debug Window ? Is not a problem for me, anyway, since I have now to export this data into a file with futures date. Just curious.

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Question: is it possibile to reduce the decimal part of the numbers to 2 or 4 in the Debug Window ?

That's a FAQ: How to reduce the number of decimal places for display/debug?