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# Creating a notification from the Tradingview chart
### You can create an alert directly from the chart in two clicks
Click on the "+" next to the price scale right on the chart
In the window that opens, all parameters will be filled in automatically, you can make your changes, add additional parameters or a comment.
{% hint style="info" %}
Remember, the **Price** timeframe is used to track price values only.
{% endhint %}
You can change the Price alert parameters, while the price value that was on the scale will remain in place, you can edit it.
After clicking the Save button, the alert will appear on the chart
You can move the alert on the price scale directly on the chart. To do this, pull the left edge of the alert bar.
To remove the alert from the chart, just click on the cross on the purple tag and confirm your choice.
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