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I want to make a stock chart by using TradingChart with my own data. But, the imported data is in the format price={{MM/DD/YYYY1,open1, high1, low1, close1}, {MM/DD/YYYY2,open2, high2, low2, close2}, {MM/DD/YYYY3,open3, high3, low3, close3}...} I want to partition my list into the TradingChart format as price={date1,{open1,high1,low1,close1,volume1}},…} But I have no idea how to partition with different size like the format. Could you please help me? Another question is in this case, can I use DatePattern[{"Month", "Day", "Year"}, "/"] in order to not change all my date, which is in MM/DD/YYYY. My understanding is if I use DatePattern[{"Month", "Day", "Year"}, "/"], I don't have to change the date from MM/DD/YYYY to {y,m,d}, is it correct? Thank you in advance.

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  • $\begingroup$ Try Composition[Through, {First, Rest}] /@ price. $\endgroup$ Dec 9, 2015 at 14:17

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There are a lot of ways. Here is just one.

Transpose[{DateList[{#, {"Month", "Day", "Year"}}] & /@ 
   price[[All, 1]], {##, 0} & @@@ price[[All, 2 ;;]]}]

Example:

price = {{"10/10/2015", Sequence @@ RandomReal[{90, 100}, 4]}, 
  {"10/11/2015", Sequence @@ RandomReal[{90, 100}, 4]}, 
  {"10/12/2015", Sequence @@ RandomReal[{90, 100}, 4]}}
{{"10/10/2015", 99.4675, 91.3724, 99.8884, 94.7369}, 
 {"10/11/2015", 94.7509, 91.7196, 91.8822, 91.2132}, 
 {"10/12/2015", 99.3705, 97.0185, 96.3484, 92.8318}}
TradingChart[
 Transpose[{DateList[{#, {"Month", "Day", "Year"}}] & /@ 
    price[[All, 1]], {##, 0} & @@@ price[[All, 2 ;;]]}]]

TC


A possible Composition (extended version of the comment by J.M.) is

Composition[Through, {DateList[{First@#, {"Month", "Day", "Year"}}] &, Append[0]@*Rest}] /@ 
 price
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Borrowing the data from @Karsten7

Off[DateList::ambig]

TradingChart[{DateList@#1, {##2, 0}} & @@@ price]

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