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That will only happen when you are inputting
data manually. If you are converting data from ASCII files, it will
not.
While inputting data manually, just maximise the data
file window, so that the volume column can accommodate 9 - 10
figures.
DusantChief Architect<A
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Hello Everyone:
I am having trouble compensating with volume being truncated. Visually my
chart looks wrong.
Example: When volume is 200,000 that is how it reads if the
volume jumps to 1,500,000 it is truncated to 150,000 so it looks like it went
down not up. I contacted Equis and they say that is what happens to local
data. How can I rewrite a new volume indicator that will compensate for
this?
Frank
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