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Do you know if it is possible to use Reuters' RTD quote system in a macro.
The normal worksheeet function is =RTD("ReutersRTD.HistoricalQuote",,"symbol","close ","date","") Where the variables symbol and date have to be assigned to a value and close is the closing price on that date. I am trying to put this in a loop function that will pull the previous days closing price when applicable. |
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Worksheetfunction.RTD(arguments..)
The only difference from that of using this in VBA is that the server argument is required.... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "cluckers" wrote: Do you know if it is possible to use Reuters' RTD quote system in a macro. The normal worksheeet function is =RTD("ReutersRTD.HistoricalQuote",,"symbol","close ","date","") Where the variables symbol and date have to be assigned to a value and close is the closing price on that date. I am trying to put this in a loop function that will pull the previous days closing price when applicable. |
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I am trying the following
ActiveCell.Value = WorksheetFunction.RTD("ReutersRTD.HistoricalQuote" , "10.27.243.33", E1, "close", "09/02/2009", "") and it retunrs the error: runtime error 1004 unable to get the RTD property of the WorksheetFunction class any ideas? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Worksheetfunction.RTD(arguments..) The only difference from that of using this in VBA is that the server argument is required.... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "cluckers" wrote: Do you know if it is possible to use Reuters' RTD quote system in a macro. The normal worksheeet function is =RTD("ReutersRTD.HistoricalQuote",,"symbol","close ","date","") Where the variables symbol and date have to be assigned to a value and close is the closing price on that date. I am trying to put this in a loop function that will pull the previous days closing price when applicable. |
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Refer the below link
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/285339 "cluckers" wrote: I am trying the following ActiveCell.Value = WorksheetFunction.RTD("ReutersRTD.HistoricalQuote" , "10.27.243.33", E1, "close", "09/02/2009", "") and it retunrs the error: runtime error 1004 unable to get the RTD property of the WorksheetFunction class any ideas? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Worksheetfunction.RTD(arguments..) The only difference from that of using this in VBA is that the server argument is required.... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "cluckers" wrote: Do you know if it is possible to use Reuters' RTD quote system in a macro. The normal worksheeet function is =RTD("ReutersRTD.HistoricalQuote",,"symbol","close ","date","") Where the variables symbol and date have to be assigned to a value and close is the closing price on that date. I am trying to put this in a loop function that will pull the previous days closing price when applicable. |
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