Hi,
I’m using the Volume Profile drawing tool and I was wondering if it’s possible to display the delta on the opposite side of the profile.
Right now, the delta is shown on top of the volume bars, which makes the profile quite confusing to read, especially when both values overlap. I’d like to have volume on one side and delta on the other, if that’s supported.
Is there any setting or workaround to achieve this?
Do you have a screenshot of your setting.
Put that indicator on your chart, set the display to ‘delta’ and position it on the left. (You can do all of this from the settings)
Change volume profile coloring to transparent so you only show the delta.
ChatGPT or Gemini can help you with this if you’re having issues setting it up.
I want to keep the volume exactly as it is , and move the delta to the left side , where the blue rectangle is.
Thanks for ur help mate
The instructions above should help. It’s all in the settings.
The profile, by it’s nature, is anchored to where it starts. Whether that’s the session, week, bar, or in your case, the drawing object. There’s no way to get the profile to render outside these bounds. Your only option to get the visual separation you’re looking for is to split the profiles into left/right components. (ie: one drawing with delta only set to left aligned, and a second drawing with volume only set to right aligned.)
If you want Volume Profile on the left and delta profile on the right, try this…
Open up a second Volume Profile indicator…
Select delta, then for profile period, select composite, days back, 1
Then, for profile color, select “transparent” like Maverick said.
Done.
(EDIT: Pretty much what Mark just said…)
If you want it to appear smaller and always stay on the right, checkmark “show in margin”.
For width in pixels, maybe 200
If you find a way to do this please let me know. I would be interested as well
I don’t think there’s a way to achieve this using the NT OrderFlow version of volume profile (drawing tool or otherwise).
I’m curious, since you seem to already have what you’re looking for, what’s wrong with the indicator in your sample?
It’s not actually my setup — I found that screenshot on Reddit.
I’ve tried reaching out to the person who posted it, but I haven’t heard back yet.
If you don’t mind a paid solutions, take a look at the volume profile tool provided at the link in my profile. There are many flexible options for orientation, placement, etc. You can contact me through the website if you have questions. I don’t want to get into trouble here by saying too much LOL.
