Jan Sedlak
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Jan started the discussion Calculate historical log returns
public void logReturn(string[] tickerSymbols) { for(int i = 0;...
Jan started the discussion Triggering QC functions from standalone public partial class.
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Jan left a comment in the discussion Triggering QC functions from standalone public partial class.
I tried paste the class direcly in the Intialize function and then the debug and data function...
Jan started the discussion Fundamental data
Hi,
Jan started the discussion Calculate historical log returns
public void logReturn(string[] tickerSymbols) { for(int i = 0;...
Jan started the discussion Triggering QC functions from standalone public partial class.
Hi,
Jan left a comment in the discussion Triggering QC functions from standalone public partial class.
Sounds good. Thanks for the tip!
Jan left a comment in the discussion Triggering QC functions from standalone public partial class.
I tried paste the class direcly in the Intialize function and then the debug and data function...
Jan left a comment in the discussion Email Support for Upgrading
Thanks for the quick reply. I did resend the confimation and it worked like a charm. Now lets start...
Jan left a comment in the discussion Email Support for Upgrading
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Jan left a comment in the discussion Triggering QC functions from standalone public partial class.
Sounds good. Thanks for the tip!
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