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# Volume search
The Search volume window presents information on clusters in table form.
The table contains information on both the total volume value for the entire bar and the cell with the maximum volume. Volume search is an indispensable instrument for adjusting filters.\
To create a new window, select **Open → Volume search** in the main menu.
The window contains:
* Selecting symbol
* Selecting a period
* Defines a set of columns in a table
* Time range for filtering data within a day
* Limiting the maximum and minimum bar size
* Merging adjacent cells into one cell
* Applying settings and updating data in tables
* Displaying values for the selected instrument
* Table with the average values of the columns of the main table
| Column | Description |
| ------------ | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| Time | Bar time. |
| Bar Size | Bar size (is set in price steps). |
| POC | Price at which the maximum volume in the bar has passed. |
| Max Volume | Maximum trade volume within a bar. |
| Total Volume | General bar volume |
| Max Trades | Maximum number of trades within a bar. |
| Total Trades | Total number of trades in a bar. |
| Max Bid | Maximum trade volume within a bar. |
| Total Bids | Total volume for sale in a bar. |
| Max Ask | Maximum volume of buys within a bar. |
| Total Asks | Total volume for sale in a bar. |
| Max Delta | Maximum delta inside a bar. |
| Min Delta | Minimum delta inside a bar. |
| Total Delta | General bar delta |
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