On Friday, February 28, 2020 at 11:12:33 AM UTC-6, GS wrote:
On Thursday, February 27, 2020 at 5:03:19 PM UTC-6, GS wrote:
Indeed Garry, thanks for getting into it. RealTick is mostly used from
the page you saw on YouTube, the real-time data ia fed into that page.
However, upon installation there's an option which works with Excel, it
is in fact one of the very few programs that do this, I've been using it
for years. The data is called from formulas entered into Excel, and
updates in real-time as well. The numbers are then manipulated by the
user (myself) within Excel. I like it because it allows me to do my own
analysis and not depend on some "canned" program. As I mentioned, it
sits on the ribbon as "Realtick ©".
My version of the program is RealTick EMS 11.2, I believe it provides
(upon installation, of course) the most recent version of RealTick for
Excel.
Ok, so that suggests it includes an Addin or a COMAddin that puts its own
tab on the Excel Ribbon, OR adds its own menu to an existing RibbOn tab;
- which is it?
If it is an Addin then it uses a .XLAM workbook to add the menus, and
contains associated macros. If so, can you provide a download link to
that workbook?
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Garry
The user does nothing. The installation proecedure for RealTick does it.
Once Excel is started after installation, the "ReaTick ©" button appears in
the rightmost spot of the ribbon.
Thanks Garry.
This indicates that it's an addin so what I'm asking is for you to check if
it's a workbook.xlam or a COMAddin via the Developer tab. Please & thank
you!
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Garry
Under Excel Add-ins, 2 lines:
Name: RealTickForExcelIUI
Location: c:\RealTick\Excel\adxloader.dll
Description: PDFelement 7 Add-in
Name: RealTickRTD.dataserver
Location: c:\RealTick\RealTickRtd.dll
Description: DataServer Class
Unfortunately I don't know how to find "workbook.xlam" or "COMAddin".
Many thanks.
Ok thanks! This suggests a COMAddin or VSTO addin since it's a DLL so I'll look
into trying to access the menuitems directly w/VBA. You say it's a dropdown
menu? Please describe what happens when you click it...
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Garry
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