How to bring into display the supply-demand dashboard?

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<p id="isPasted">To display a supply and demand dashboard, you must first add a specialized indicator or script to your charting platform. Most modern platforms like TradingView or MetaTrader do not include a "dashboard" by default; they require you to select a community-created tool that plots these zones automatically.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>1. TradingView (Web &amp; Desktop)</strong></p><p>On TradingView, you use the "Indicators" menu to find community scripts that generate automated dashboards.&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Step 1: Click the Indicators button at the top of your chart.</li><li>Step 2: In the search bar, type "Supply and Demand Dashboard" or "Supply and Demand MTF".</li><li>Step 3: Select a high-rated script like "Supply and Demand Dashboard [tambangEA]" or "Supply &amp; Demand (MTF) [Bearly Invested]".</li><li>Step 4: To customize the display (e.g., changing colors or adding a table), click the Settings (gear icon) on the indicator's name in the top-left corner of the chart.&nbsp;</li></ul><p><strong>2. MetaTrader 4 / 5 (MT4/MT5)</strong></p><p>For MetaTrader, you typically need to download an external indicator file (.ex4 or .ex5) and install it manually.&nbsp;</p><ul><li>Step 1: Download a Supply/Demand indicator (e.g., "Shved Supply and Demand" or "FXSSI Supply &amp; Demand").</li><li>Step 2: Open your MT4/MT5 platform, go to File &gt; Open Data Folder, and navigate to MQL4/5 &gt; Indicators.</li><li>Step 3: Paste the downloaded file there and restart your terminal.</li><li>Step 4: Open the Navigator panel (CTRL+N), find the indicator, and drag it onto your chart.</li><li>Step 5: In the "Inputs" tab of the indicator settings, ensure "Allow DLL imports" is checked to allow the dashboard to update in real-time.&nbsp;</li></ul><p><strong>3. Key Dashboard Features to Look For</strong></p><p>A "Good" supply-demand dashboard should offer the following:</p><ul><li>Multi-Timeframe (MTF) View: Shows if a zone on your 5-minute chart aligns with a major zone on the 1-hour or Daily chart.</li><li>Zone Strength/Ranking: Automatically scores zones from 0–10 based on how many times they've been tested; fresher zones (Score 7-10) are usually stronger.</li><li>Fresh vs. Tested Labels: Identifies "Fresh" (untested) zones with solid borders and "Tested" (weakened) zones with dashed lines.</li><li>Distance in Pips: Shows exactly how far the current price is from the nearest supply or demand level.&nbsp;</li></ul>