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# All prices

All Prices table displays information about the traded volume at each price during a certain time interval, which plays an important role in determining the key levels for upcoming trading session.

This information is useful for identifying key levels.\
To create a new window, select **Open → All prices** in the main menu.

![](https://s3-eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/euc-cdn.freshdesk.com/data/helpdesk/attachments/production/80075023775/original/doug-UwR1d8cHJX3HzUFGASTW1gcPZHf6w.png?1644223743)

The window contains:

* Selecting an instrument
* Selecting a range of dates among which a calculation will be conducted
* Selecting a time range for filtering data within a day
* Merging of adjacent cells into one cell
* Applying settings and updating data in tables
* Displaying values for the selected instrument
* Table with average values of the columns of the main table

| Column | Description                                          |
| ------ | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| #      | Cell number.                                         |
| Price  | Price.                                               |
| Volume | General volume (Ask + Bid).                          |
| Trades | Number of trades.                                    |
| Bid    | Sell volume.                                         |
| Ask    | Buy volume.                                          |
| Delta  | Difference between buy and sell volumes (Ask - Bid). |

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