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    The Volume Moving Average EFS seems to have an anomaly where sometimes the average is displayed higher than the current volume even though the current volume is higher than the average.

    the 2 images were taken from 2 different charts using the same VMA.EFS. The 1st chart has the avg vol line drawn above the actual volume and the 2nd has it below (for the last 2 days).

    Also, it should be displaying a rounded value of the average ( like 4M or 240K) but it doesn't do that.

  • #2
    pj909
    The links to the images are pointing to your computer which is why they are not working.
    You need to either attach the images to the message or upload them to FileSharing and then link them from there.
    That aside can you point to the efs you are using (or attach it to a message)
    Alex

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    • #3
      Thanks Alex.
      I thought using the IMG button was all I needed to do.
      How to attach multiple files.
      I am attaching VMA.EFS
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      • #4
        1st image
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        • #5
          2nd image
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          • #6
            pj909
            You may want to try the VolumeMA.efs which is available here
            This will plot both the Volume and its MA. All parameters for the MA including type can be selected through Edit Studies
            Alex

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            • #7
              pj909

              Also, it should be displaying a rounded value of the average ( like 4M or 240K) but it doesn't do that.

              As far as I understand it an efs cannot do that as it would change the value into a string which would not plot on the chart.

              How to attach multiple files.

              Only one file can be attached to a message. In order to have multiple inline images you need to have those stored in FileSharing and insert the links to them in the message. In the prior message you can see an example of an inline image. If you right click it and select Properties you can see the link to my group in FileSharing where the image is stored.
              For instructions on how to use FileSharing click here
              Alex

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              • #8
                Alex,
                I got the EFS you suggested and tried to modify it. Did something wrong cause now it crashes eSignal. Can you help?
                the Modified version is attached
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                • #9
                  pj909
                  The attached revision of the efs is now working properly.
                  Alex
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