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... the data issue sorted and I updated the code to try and solve the zeeo-divide error but now i'm getting thie following from AT when trying to run ... Product version: 0.0.4.45 Details: Length cannot be less than zero. Parameter name: length at System.String.Substring(Int32 startIndex, ...

Hi William, If you are referring to to the "zero-divide" errors you are seeing, these are due to an issue with your EA. According to the error, ...

... out of range) Critical error (Array out of range) #2 Critical error (Zero divide) Hope this helps.

... very beginning of the collected data it's going to be looking back to zero based data. Thanks to Zerit0 for going out of their way to create that ... for all I know it could have been correct a few times but this zero divide error was confusing the situation. it's just less than 3 hours away ...

... got the basic EA's to work, but still my own EA's are still producing a zero divide error. Even though trading in a live environment there is never a problem. On the most ...

... likely it is already covered in our FAQ or forum). If you are getting zero-divide or similar errors from your EA, just go back to a simple EA such as "MACD Sample" ...

... likely it is already covered in our FAQ or forum). If you are getting zero-divide or similar errors from your EA, just go back to a simple EA such as "MACD Sample" ...

... 27000 with Bid and Ask present. So I think this is why I'm getting a zero divide error because I tested the parameters of my EA on line 1019 which the error points to ...

... support we can provide. As a courtesy, what I can gather from the information given so far is that the "ma1_0" variable is coming out as zero. You will need to do some extra debugging to find out the values of the parameters being passed in to iMA (MA_Period, etc). Maybe it's as simple ...

Hi,
I'm still not sure why I am getting the error, below are lines 113 and 114 of the EA

double ma1_0=iMA(NULL,0,MA_Period,MA_Shift,MA_Method,MA_ApplyTo,0);
double price_ratio=Bid/ma1_0;


Any ideas?

Thanks
Jim