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volume profile heatmap and draw peak and valley

It would be great to be able to set the volume profile to heatmap mode, as shown in the attached photo.

But also to be able to detect peak years Valley automatically. As proposed by Sierra chart.

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  • Anonymous User

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    Nov 11, 2023

    Please It will be great

  • Anonymous User

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    Nov 12, 2023

    I totally agree

  • JD

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    Feb 26

    Even just identifying the LVN and HVN nodes would be extremely beneficial, however the heatmap part is just lipstick for a volume profile (opinion), not a real need for it, unless you have limited screen space and use a really narrow profile. If you can bring it to the platform sooner by just doing the LVN/HVN lines with a sensitivity option…that would make me a customer for life. It is the only thing stopping me. Doing it manually for a composite profile spanning many days is far to inaccurate. Thanks for your hard work programmers.

  • Jack

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    Sep 26, 2023

    its of course a nice features

    see my post pls like it

    https://feedback.atas.net/submissions/650ffc62ea03ffc652a8b93c

  • Anonymous User

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    Nov 11, 2023

    Excelente, tienes la plantilla para compartirla? O como se configura?

  • Michael Garozzo

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    Feb 1, 2024

    Definitely need the heat map

  • Miro

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    Feb 12, 2024

    This is definitely must have function

  • Michael Garozzo

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    Feb 22, 2024

    We really need this especially the heatmap, its a huge oversight not to have it, has ATAS given any feedback on if they are working on it? It seems like it would be a fairly straightforward thing to add since there is already a gradient feature, just need to select the colors per volume amount instead of transparency.

    • Martin Thiebaut

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      Feb 29, 2024

      I have any information about this

  • Michael Garozzo

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    Feb 22, 2024

    Here are some relevant settings, the color based on POC % is the main thing, but the other stuff is there too, like drawing peaks/valleys etc.

  • anthony

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    Sep 14, 2025

    Yes please