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WPF Chart Renko Volume Range and Tick Bars Example

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Demonstrates how to the AggregationFilter, part of the Filters API in SciChart WPF v5.

Given a data-source of trading ticks or quotes, we aggregate into bars (Time bars, Range bars, Volume bars, Tick Bars and Renko Bars).

Each bar type is created by a different filter type, and we use the extension methods DataSeries.AggregateByTime, DataSeries.AggregateByCount, DataSeries.AggregateByVolume, DataSeries.AggregateByRange and DataSeries.AggregateByRenko. This creates a filter around the original tick data. Any changes to the tick data are reflected in the resulting bars on the chart.

Documentation Links

FastCandlestickRenderableSeries Type
What is the Filters API
The DiscontinuousDateTimeAxis
Renko, Volume, Tick and Range Bars

The C#/WPF source code for the WPF Chart Gaps (Nulls) in Series example is included below (Scroll down!).

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