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Thanks PGD! It works!!!
Now the pain in moving the extra space is too much to handle ![]() So here's the easier way 1> Download NSE data from http://d.turboupload.com/d/252089/nse_bse_2005.rar.html 2> Downloading Bhav copy from NSE for moth of Jan,2006 3> Need to change 2 column heads and leave the rest as is TOTTRDQTY to VOLUME TIMESTAMP to DATE Enjoy! Also PGD :- 1> You were mentioning something about IDY and intraday...how do we store intraday info for scripts? ...the easier way please ;-) 2> How to we separate NSE and BSE data and prevent mixup? Can you provide me the BSE ticker list and the way to see both of them seperately? Thanks & regards, RIP Last edited by ripvanwinkle; 22nd January 2006 at 07:57 PM. |
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Rip,
Good if u're happy with that data. be careful of duplicate entries bcos of different series types (e.g. EQ BE N1 P1 IL BL E1) in the same stock. Look at these for example - SIRPAPER HINDPETRO NIITLTD - u have 2 series in each. what u need is the EQ. so u hv to delete the other or the second will overwrite the first when u import the data and u end up with the wrong data in yr charts. so that's some work to be done apart from change of the 2 column heads that u pointed out. Incidentally, I use a powerful text editor called 'Textpad' to bulk handle files for removing the top empty row. u cn download it from http://www.textpad.com/download/index.html. this is a great program and u can open a few hundred files at the same time (obviusly keeping within the limits of your RAM. I do about 200 files at a time). After opening the files, press F8 to open the "Replace" window and type as follows: Find what: \nDate (note the backslash) Replace with: Date Conditions to select: Text Regular Expression Scope: All documents Then click "Replace All" and it's done in all the open files. The top blank row in all open files will be deleted. Go to 'File' menu & click "Save All". When u're done and u want to close all files, go to File menu and click "Close All". The whole process takes under a minute. Try it out with just 2 files first, to make sure u get it right, before u mess with a whole bunchload of files. Hope this helps. Re. Intraday data I don't use live intraday data. I download and import 5-min intraday data at the end of day from http://in.groups.yahoo.com/group/bse-nse2005/files/STOCKS%20DATA%20FILES/IEOD/. This is at a free yahoo group where u can register. FCharts is able to create the following bars with the 5-min data - 5min 15min 30min 1hr 2hr. Cheers! Last edited by pgd; 24th January 2006 at 02:35 AM. |
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Hello PGD,
I am following your posts and it was of immense help to start using the FCharts program. I am using the free SE version. I have following queries which I hope you aill be able to answer: 1. The top left box always shows the name of database as ASX. I would like to make it show either NSE or BSE by default. Is it possible? If yes how? 2. I want to use the BSE and NSE market data separately. How to set up the two markets separately and use data for each of the markets by choice. I tried to add data from the files with two separate Symbol files, one for BSE and one for NSE. But they got mixed up (only the files, not data). Although I can select the stock from either market They are all listed together in the dropdown box. Can I keep the data for these two markets separately and access them separately? Thanks in advance. -Anant |
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Anant,
Here's what, I think, u can do: 1. In the pro version u can click on ASX and u'll see a menu, where u can rename, add, select a market. So u can add: BSE and NSE. Any activity done while NSE is selected (like adding data, creating watchlists, etc.) will form part of the NSE database, and so is the case with BSE and any other market data u maintain. BUT in the SE version u can have only one market database. So all u can do is rename ASX to NSE or BSE as u choose. 2. For opening one of them as default (pro version) - there's no setting for this as far as I know, but when u close the program each time, u can keep NSE in view if next time u want it to open with NSE in view. 3. For maintaining multiple databases using SE verision, there's still hope for you: a) try installing another copy of the program in a different folder (preferably on a different drive) and use it for a different market! OR b) use the watchlist feature - 'All' will contain the whole jumble of both BSE & NSE tickers (there's no escape from that). Then, make 2 watchlists BSE and NSE where u will put in stocks specific to those markets. Then, make more watchlists as u need e.g. Autos-BSE, Autos-NSE, NIFTY, SENSEX and so on. The files will stay mixed. There's no workaround for that as the program internally accesses the 'PRICES' folder to create charts for u. but u can select watchlists to access logical groups u create and work within them; so u really don't need to handle that jumble called 'All' most of the time. If u close the program with watchlist XYZ in view, it shud open with XYZ in view. Hope this helps. Cheers. Last edited by pgd; 25th January 2006 at 01:50 PM. |
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Hello pgd,
Thank you for the detailed and clear explanation. In SE Version, irrespective of what was shown at the time of exiting the program, next time the program opens with ASX only. So it means renaming to BSE or NSE is temporary. So I will continue with it. It does not matter much. I have this new query for displaying data. You may please reply at your convinience. 1) If I load two years data, say Jan 2004 onwards, I can select various periods for display such as 1 month, 3 months, 1 year, 18 months etc. This selected period always displays the data for latest portion of the whole data. So, 2 months displays latest 2 months (Dec 05 and Jan 06). But I want to display a portion of data for the period I select, say for Apr 2005 to Aug 2005. How do I do this? 2) When I display data for a shorter period than the whole data available how to pane through the chart. I mean, if I display 6 months data, how can I move the left or right keeping the period same. Let us say I am displaying 6 months data (Aug 05 to Jan 06). Is it possible to shift the chart view back so that the chart period moves back and forth either one bar at a time or a fixed number of bars (10, 15 or 20 etc) at a time. Regards -Anant |
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1) double click the main chart. this brings up a floating chart window where u can then can do the following. 2) since u want to display apr 2005-aug 2005, select a period that covers apr 2005 till today (perhaps slightly longer). So, in this case, 1 year shud work fine. 3) there's a little check box next to the period u just selected. check that. now u r in zoom view. 4) Right click on the chart and drag right until u reach the period u want to view. U cn drag back and forth to change the range of the shorter period u view within the longer period u select. cheers. |
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hi pgd thanks for ur guidance but i m failing in the last part .my data file is not containing any blank row but when ultimately i m usinf import text file it is saying import failed and no chart is displayed
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Dear pgd,
Your quote "The columns needed for import into FCharts are: SYMBOL DATE OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE VOLUME This link gives the columns exactly as required: http://trader.e2uhosting.net/bhavcopy.php?ex=nse" Here Date is in the form "YYYYMMDD" where as when it is downloaded from www.nseindia.com it is in the form "dd-mmm-yyyy" which is working perfectly. Will the data downloaded from "http://trader.e2uhosting.net/bhavcopy.php?ex=nse" will work as well ?
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Hello Shrees,
I'm working on Fcharts Intraday issue and would need your help truly for the betterment of the whole community. Pleaes check : http://www.traderji.com/data-feeds/5...regularly.html Thanks, Truly waiting to hear, Regards, Sanjay. Quote:
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sorry for delayed reply. both date formats u mentioned work equally well in FCharts. cheers. Last edited by pgd; 13th March 2006 at 08:09 PM. |
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