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The Block Trades per Bar indicator plots the number of trades where the BlockSize is equal to or greater than the BlockSize value specified. This indicator can be used with real-time data only, it does not plot on historical data. When applied to a chart, the Block Trades per Bar displays one plot in a separate subchart from the main data series.


=== Definition ===  
== Default Inputs ==  


The Block Trades per Bar indicator plots the number of trades where the BlockSize is equal to or greater than the BlockSize value specified.  This indicator can be used with real-time data only, it does not plot on historical data.<br>
'''BlockSize( 5000 )''' sets the size of the trades to be counted.
When applied to a chart, the Block Trades per Bar displays one plot in a separate subchart from the main data series.


=== Default Inputs===
'''DataNum( 1 )''' is a numerical expression specifying the data number of the series.
 
'''BlockSize''' sets the size of the trades to be counted, 5000 by default.
 
'''DataNum''' a numerical expression specifying the data number of the series, 1 by default.


[[Category:Pre-built Indicators]]
[[Category:Pre-built Indicators]]

Latest revision as of 14:00, 19 September 2024

The Block Trades per Bar indicator plots the number of trades where the BlockSize is equal to or greater than the BlockSize value specified. This indicator can be used with real-time data only, it does not plot on historical data. When applied to a chart, the Block Trades per Bar displays one plot in a separate subchart from the main data series.

Default Inputs

BlockSize( 5000 ) sets the size of the trades to be counted.

DataNum( 1 ) is a numerical expression specifying the data number of the series.