Bollinger Band Deviation

[GlassICE]

I can't set my Bollinger band's Deviation to 1.5
i did it before in this platform and i also do this in MetaTrader 4 Platform, so what's wrong with it right now ?
fix this problem please
i'll take screenshot so you can see what i'm exactly talking about

Bollinger Band Deviation Ninja Trader:


MetaTrader 4 Bollinger Deviation:

[NinjaTrader_Jason]

Hello GlassICE,

I suspect a comma (,) is used instead of a period (.). Can you please enter the value with a period and check if it is accepted.

When I enter 1,5, I can reproduce the error. When I enter 1.5, it is accepted without error.

[GlassICE]

Hello GlassICE,

I suspect a comma (,) is used instead of a period (.). Can you please enter the value with a period and check if it is accepted.

When I enter 1,5, I can reproduce the error. When I enter 1.5, it is accepted without error.

Yes my friend, as you can see in the screenshot it's not a comma it's a dot (.)

[NinjaTrader_Jason]

Sorry I cannot clearly see it in the screenshot if it is a comma or period. When I enter a value of 1.5, I cannot reproduce the error on my end. If I enter 1,5, I do get the same error you experience.

Are you able to reproduce the error consistently?

What NinjaTrader version do you have installed (7.0.1000.xx). You can check this at Control Center-->Help-->About.

[Harry]

The behavior depends on the country settings.

Canada, the US, India, China and Australia use a dot to represent a decimal point. Nearly all other countries including Europe, South America, South Africa and Indonesia use a comma to represent a decimal point.

NinjaTrader adjusts itself to the country settings. This means

- that a user located in the US needs to enter 1.5 for the deviation multiplier
- whereas a user located in Europe needs to enter 1,5 for the deviation multiplier

This should allow for using the numeric keypad, which would not have been possible otherwise.

[GlassICE]

The behavior depends on the country settings.

Canada, the US, India, China and Australia use a dot to represent a decimal point. Nearly all other countries including Europe, South America, South Africa and Indonesia use a comma to represent a decimal point.

NinjaTrader adjusts itself to the country settings. This means

- that a user located in the US needs to enter 1.5 for the deviation multiplier
- whereas a user located in Europe needs to enter 1,5 for the deviation multiplier

This should allow for using the numeric keypad, which would not have been possible otherwise.

OMG The problem has been fixed after i changed the region from my country to US
thanks alot for your help.