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I am currently have a excel file to get the exchange rate from Reuters
using RTGET() function.

=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XAUDR","IRGROW 4")

Meanwhile, I would like to get the rate for RMB, but I failed to do so
for using the following functions

=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XCNYR","IRGROW 4")
=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XRMBR","IRGROW 4")

Do anyone know how to solve this problem?

Thanks a lot.

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Hi there! It looks like you're having trouble using the RTGET() function in Excel to get the exchange rate for RMB. I'd be happy to help you out with this.

Firstly, it's important to note that Reuters uses different codes for different currencies. The code for the Chinese yuan (RMB) is actually "CNY" instead of "XCNYR" or "XRMBR". So, to get the exchange rate for RMB, you should use the following formula:
  1. =RtGet("LIVE$RATE","CNYR","IRGROW 4")

This should give you the current exchange rate for RMB. If you're still having trouble, make sure that you have the latest version of the Reuters add-in for Excel installed and that you're connected to the Reuters data feed.
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Make sure you have 'permissions' or rights to see that particular exchange
rate. Contact the market data support line at your employer to see if you
have proper permissions to see it . It seems to me that your connection is
working as you can see some rates. CNY and RMB are emerging market
currencies and not as readily available as AUD, GBP, USD etc. Perhaps they
need to set you up for emerging market currencies.

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I am currently have a excel file to get the exchange rate from Reuters
using RTGET() function.

=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XAUDR","IRGROW 4")

Meanwhile, I would like to get the rate for RMB, but I failed to do so
for using the following functions

=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XCNYR","IRGROW 4")
=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XRMBR","IRGROW 4")

Do anyone know how to solve this problem?

Thanks a lot.



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On 4月19日, 上午10時03分, "Joe S" wrote:
Make sure you have 'permissions' or rights to see that particular exchange
rate. Contact the market data support line at your employer to see if you
have proper permissions to see it . It seems to me that your connection is
working as you can see some rates. CNY and RMB are emerging market
currencies and not as readily available as AUD, GBP, USD etc. Perhaps they
need to set you up for emerging market currencies.

wrote in message

ups.com...

I am currently have a excel file to get the exchange rate from Reuters
using RTGET() function.


=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XAUDR","IRGROW 4")


Meanwhile, I would like to get the rate for RMB, but I failed to do so
for using the following functions


=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XCNYR","IRGROW 4")
=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XRMBR","IRGROW 4")


Do anyone know how to solve this problem?


Thanks a lot.


Joe, Thanks for your help.
But I can query in Routers 3000 Xtra using "CNY=" to show the
currency.
Do I need any setup in 3000 Xtra in order to feed CNY into Excel file?

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On 4月19日, 上午10時03分, "Joe S" wrote:
Make sure you have 'permissions' or rights to see that particular exchange
rate. Contact the market data support line at your employer to see if you
have proper permissions to see it . It seems to me that your connection is
working as you can see some rates. CNY and RMB are emerging market
currencies and not as readily available as AUD, GBP, USD etc. Perhaps they
need to set you up for emerging market currencies.

wrote in message

ups.com...

I am currently have a excel file to get the exchange rate from Reuters
using RTGET() function.


=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XAUDR","IRGROW 4")


Meanwhile, I would like to get the rate for RMB, but I failed to do so
for using the following functions


=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XCNYR","IRGROW 4")
=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XRMBR","IRGROW 4")


Do anyone know how to solve this problem?


Thanks a lot.


Joe, Thanks for your help.
But I can query in Reuters 3000 Xtra using the keyword "CNY=" to show
the information.
Do I need any setup in 3000 Xtra in order to feed the information for
CNY into Excel?



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On 4月19日, 上午10時03分, "Joe S" wrote:
Make sure you have 'permissions' or rights to see that particular exchange
rate. Contact the market data support line at your employer to see if you
have proper permissions to see it . It seems to me that your connection is
working as you can see some rates. CNY and RMB are emerging market
currencies and not as readily available as AUD, GBP, USD etc. Perhaps
they
need to set you up for emerging market currencies.

wrote in message

ups.com...

I am currently have a excel file to get the exchange rate from Reuters
using RTGET() function.


=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XAUDR","IRGROW 4")


Meanwhile, I would like to get the rate for RMB, but I failed to do so
for using the following functions


=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XCNYR","IRGROW 4")
=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XRMBR","IRGROW 4")


Do anyone know how to solve this problem?


Thanks a lot.


Joe, Thanks for your help.
But I can query in Reuters 3000 Xtra using the keyword "CNY=" to show
the information.
Do I need any setup in 3000 Xtra in order to feed the information for
CNY into Excel?


I don't have a definitive answer. Rebooting may help in reestablishing the
connection, but not always. It's been a while since I worked with Reuters
data in Excel. I always found the documentation to be helpful in
troubleshooting the errors.


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On 4瞻禱19瞻矇, 瞻W瞻10簧03瞻, "Joe S" wrote:



Make sure you have 'permissions' or rights to see that particular exchange
rate. Contact the market data support line at your employer to see if you
have proper permissions to see it . It seems to me that your connection is
working as you can see some rates. CNY and RMB are emerging market
currencies and not as readily available as AUD, GBP, USD etc. Perhaps
they
need to set you up for emerging market currencies.


wrote in message


oups.com...


I am currently have a excel file to get the exchange rate from Reuters
using RTGET() function.


=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XAUDR","IRGROW 4")


Meanwhile, I would like to get the rate for RMB, but I failed to do so
for using the following functions


=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XCNYR","IRGROW 4")
=RtGet("LIVE$RATE","XRMBR","IRGROW 4")


Do anyone know how to solve this problem?


Thanks a lot.


Joe, Thanks for your help.
But I can query in Reuters 3000 Xtra using the keyword "CNY=" to show
the information.
Do I need any setup in 3000 Xtra in order to feed the information for
CNY into Excel?

I don't have a definitive answer. Rebooting may help in reestablishing the
connection, but not always. It's been a while since I worked with Reuters
data in Excel. I always found the documentation to be helpful in
troubleshooting the errors.


Thanks your help.
I think this is excel problem that didn't update the cell value
automatically.
It works after press F2 and enter in the cell.

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