If your choice is Time aggregation, specify which kind of time aggregation you wish to set: standard intraday (each bar is completed in less than 12 hours), standard daily (each bar takes at least 1 day to be completed), or custom (you can specify both intraday and daily periods there).Ĥ. Click on the Time frame tab and select the Aggregation type you prefer to use: Time, Tick, or Range.ģ. To access this menu, you can also click the Style button and then select Time Frame Setup or just press Ctrl+T on your keyboard. Click on the Time Frame button above the chart, next to the gear button. If you switch often between time frames, consider adding the most frequently used to your favorites so they are always at hand.ġ. The Charts interface provides you with a number of standard time frames, however, you are free to create your own.
The latter can be expressed in time units, ticks, or price range accumulation.
In general, setting up a time frame for your chart involves two things: defining a time interval, which is a time range for which the entire chart is plotted, and specifying an aggregation period, i.e., a period during which price data is accumulated for one bar (or candle, line segment, etc.).
