Zoom function

You can use the "Zoom out" and "Zoom in" icons in vwd portfolio manager to reduce the display period (Zoom in) or display a longer period (Zoom out) with a single click. You will find the icons in the toolbar of the chart window. In the intraday range, these commands extend or reduce the section by one day at a time.

Click on the "Zoom in" icon. You are immediately zoomed into the price trend. The other icon reverses the step.

You can also use the mouse to change the display period by holding down the left mouse button and hovering over the price history and selecting the ZOOM TIME SECTION command in the menu that then appears.

Or you can move the timeline with the mouse.

In intraday charts, the command ZOOM ALL DAYS also appears in the context menu when zooming, with which the days covered by the zoom are aligned exactly to daily limits and "zoomed out".

You can undo the zooming. The "Undo zoom" icon can also be found on the toolbar of the chart window.

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You can also change the display period by clicking on the timeline and moving the mouse to the left or right while holding down the left mouse button.
If you move the mouse to the right on the left-hand side of the timeline, the displayed period is enlarged, i.e. more prices are shown. If you move the mouse to the left here, the time period shown is reduced and fewer prices are displayed. Reverse on the right-hand side. It is important that the last date or rate shown on the right is not changed unintentionally.
Click with the mouse exactly in the middle of the time axis (marked slightly thicker) and move the time axis. The selected period remains the same.
If you move the mouse while holding down the <CTRL> key, the left edge of the display remains unchanged. Moving to the right causes the current prices displayed on the right to be moved out of the window. Moving to the left causes the displayed courses to be pushed together and a free space is created on the right. This is useful, for example, if you want to draw trend lines.