Entered HLCV · explicit first-row anchor

Anchored VWAP Calculator

Calculate a cumulative volume-weighted typical price from ordered entered bars, with the anchor, price-volume products and cumulative denominator visible.

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Enter ordered high-low-close-volume bars

The first entered row is the anchor. Use completed bars from one symbol, timeframe, feed and volume type.

Entered

One completed bar per line. Close must lie inside the high-low range and volume must be positive.

Anchored VWAP boundary: This page does not reset automatically by day, week or session. It reports the cumulative entered-history value without classifying price position, trend, entries or exits.

Latest anchored VWAP state

Entered VWAP, CMF and Keltner 1.0.0.

Derived
No anchored VWAP calculated yetEnter one or more ordered HLCV bars, or load the audited example.

How anchored VWAP is calculated

Typical price = (high + low + close) ÷ 3
Price-volume product = typical price × volume
VWAP = cumulative price-volume ÷ cumulative volume

Version 1.0.0 anchors the cumulative sums to the first entered row. Every entered row is reportable, and changing the first row changes every later result.

The exact table exposes each HLC3 typical price, product, cumulative volume and VWAP. No hidden session or calendar reset is applied.

Assumptions and limits

  • At least one ordered HLCV row with positive volume is required.
  • Rows must use one symbol, timeframe, broker feed and consistent volume type.
  • Spot-forex tick volume is not centralized executed turnover.
  • Platform values can differ when the anchor, applied price or source volume differs.
  • Price position, trend, crossover, support, resistance, entry and exit interpretations are withheld.

Worked example from the audited fixture

Reproduce it with “Load audited example”Across the eight entered bars, cumulative typical-price times volume is 897,850 and cumulative volume is 8,700. VWAP = 897,850 ÷ 8,700 = 103.201149. The latest close is 106, which is 2.798851 above that entered-sample VWAP.

How to interpret the result

This VWAP begins at the first entered row and has no automatic session reset. The close-minus-VWAP difference is a price-unit comparison, not a deviation signal. Changing the anchor row or volume source changes every cumulative value.

Frequently asked questions

  • Enter at least one ordered high-low-close-volume bar from one symbol, timeframe, feed and volume type.
  • Version 1.0.0 uses typical price, defined as high plus low plus close divided by three.
  • The first entered row is the explicit anchor for both cumulative price-volume and cumulative volume.
  • No. It applies no hidden daily, weekly or session reset; change the first row to change the anchor.
  • VWAP divides cumulative price-volume by cumulative volume, so positive entries keep every denominator defined.
  • MetaTrader commonly supplies tick volume, which counts price changes rather than centralized executed turnover.
  • Only when the same bars, HLC3 applied price, volume series and anchor boundary are used.
  • No. Price position, crossover, trend, support, resistance, entry and exit labels are withheld.

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