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    Hello,

    Is there an EFS that can draw an MA of the volume in the volume study pane? In my adv charts, I have the price bars in the main part of the window, and then in the study pane below, I display volume. I'd like to be able to overlay the MA of the volume in that same pane and have not found a way to do it with standard E-Sig tools.

    Thanks,

    Todd

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    Todd
    Click here and download VolumeMA.efs
    Alex

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    • #3
      Alex,

      Thank you again for your fast response! This is exactly what I was looking for. Couple of questions: How can I modify the code to only display Volume-MA as the study title and not Volume-MA(10,MAStudy.SIMPLE,Price)? Also, the volume label now shows up in the y-axis with two decimal places, how can I adjust that back to zero decimal?

      Todd

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      • #4
        Todd
        With regards to your first question just add anywhere in preMain() the following statement
        setShowTitleParameters(false);
        As to the number of digits there is no way that I know of to control how the efs displays the return.
        Alex

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        • #5
          OK, thanks again Alex. This has been very helpful.

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          • #6
            Volume Label

            In this EFS, how do I modify the volume label on the right side of the study (not the curser label) to read 10K instead of 10,000 or 1M instead of 1,000,000 ?

            Thank you,

            Bill

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            • #7
              Bill
              It cannot be done as that would convert the return into a string which the efs cannot plot
              Alex

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              • #8
                hi Alexis,
                How would I modify the volume MA to have green volume bars for up days and red for down days and be able to display the volume 20 day moving average overlaid on top of the volume, and be able to select what color? Or is there a different efs to do that?
                Thank you,
                Jen

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                • #9
                  Jen
                  An updated version of the VolumeMA.efs [that includes user defined colors for the volume bars and the average] is available here as MAofVol.efs
                  Alex

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                  • #10
                    Jen
                    In checking the MAofVol.efs I noticed that the parameter to set the color of the average was incorrectly labeled "Down Color" (although it functioned correctly)



                    To fix this you can either open the efs and replace line 66 with
                    setName("Average Color");
                    or download a revised copy from the same link I provided in my prior message
                    Alex

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                    • #11
                      MA for Volume request

                      Hi Alexis
                      I am a new member in the UK, and I would be very grateful if you would allow me to use the Moving Average for volume indicator EFS study. It sounds very interesting. I want to be able to impose a 21 MA and a 3MA simultaneously - is that possible?

                      Thanks very much.
                      Alessio

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                      • #12
                        Alessio
                        Feel free to download the efs at the link provided earlier in this thread.
                        Alex

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                        • #13
                          MA for volume

                          Thanks for sharing the file Alexis. Much appreciated. It's exactly what I needed.

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                          • #14
                            Alessio
                            My pleasure
                            Alex

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