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What you are describing is true. Time Frame alone should not change the calculation. Perhaps if you captured some screen shots it would be easier to understand/help?
As of 11/3/16 thinkorswim's volume profile remains inaccurate. To see evidence of this - plot a profile and expand the price axis until the volume numbers appear. Then its revealed that they are plotting the same value for each price within a bar. …
NT8 uses the same method, but NT8 allows a 1m resolution to be plotted on any time frame. i.e. you can see the value for 1m resolution on a 30m chart. The NT8 volume profile drawing is easy to use and very valuable, imo. The resolution is set in the drawing's default setup, so you just slap it on the chart. Very nice.
I still prefer TOS and struggle through with a 30d 1m profile chart. Lots of scrolling around to find what you want and you never get a bird's eye view, so it sucks in that regard.
