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# Grid Mode

A region has two display modes. In «Tabbed» mode one tab is visible and you switch between tabs by clicking the header. In «Grid» mode several charts are visible at once.

The mode is set separately for each region.

#### Key elements

* **Display mode** — switches between «Tabbed» and «Grid»
* **Grid settings** — the number of columns and rows
* **Tab behavior** — the order in which new charts open

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#### Turning the mode on

1. Click the settings icon in the top right corner of the region
2. Under «Layout» → «Display mode» select «Grid»
3. Under «Grid settings» set the number of columns and rows

#### Grid size

* **Columns** — the number of columns, from 1 to 4
* **Rows** — the number of rows, from 1 to 4

The maximum grid size is 4×4, that is 16 charts at once.

{% hint style="info" %}
If there are more charts than cells, the rest are available by scrolling.
{% endhint %}

#### Opening mode

«Tab behavior» → «Opening mode» defines where a new chart goes:

* **In front** — the new chart goes first, the rest shift along
* **At the end** — the new chart goes last, and the grid scrolls to it automatically

#### Scrolling the grid

Scrolling only works with the CTRL key held down.

{% hint style="info" %}
Without CTRL the mouse wheel zooms the chart.
{% endhint %}

#### Adding a chart

There are two ways to add a chart:

* **The «+» slot in the grid** — appears in the first free cell. If the grid is full, the slot is available by scrolling
* **The «+» button in the region header** — always visible, no matter how full the grid is

Either one opens the instrument search window with the «Any», «Spot», «USDT-M» and «COIN-M» filters.

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#### Scroll settings

The settings live under «Options» → «Client» → «Grid mode» and apply to every region:

* **Scroll animation duration** — the animation time in milliseconds
* **Scroll unit** — the scroll step: «Row» scrolls by one row, «Page» scrolls by the whole grid

#### Links in grid mode

The link system works exactly as it does in «Tabbed» mode. Only the display changes.

A chart opened by the region link is added to the grid according to «Opening mode». A chart opened by a chart tab link replaces the content of that tab — its position in the grid is preserved.

#### Moving charts

Charts can be dragged between cells of one region and between different regions.

#### Switching modes

When you switch from «Tabbed» to «Grid», the grid shows as many charts as it has cells. The rest are available by scrolling.

When you switch from «Grid» to «Tabbed», all charts become regular tabs.

{% hint style="info" %}
Links are preserved when switching in either direction.
{% endhint %}


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