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I think I had answered this earlier.
The volumes cannot be "truncated" as you say,
unless the data conversion or data entry is incorrect.
I am maintaining the volumes of all of
the stocks traded in one stock exchange, and those
volumes run into millions.
1) Check your data source for error, or
2) If you are entering the volumes manually, just
drag the volumes column to accommodate the number of figures you need to
input.
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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
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