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Using VBA to parse RTD objectdata
Hi,
I have a spreadsheet which uses the RTD method to get real time data into my spreadsheet. I'd like to use VBA to do some calculations on a large number of these RTD values. Is there a way I can use VBA to subscribe to, and parse, RTD data, without having to insert the RTD function into an excel cell? Thanks, enter |
Using VBA to parse RTD objectdata
You can use RTDdata = worksheetfunction.RTD(parameters). The parameters
would be the same as on a worksheet. "Enter The" wrote: Hi, I have a spreadsheet which uses the RTD method to get real time data into my spreadsheet. I'd like to use VBA to do some calculations on a large number of these RTD values. Is there a way I can use VBA to subscribe to, and parse, RTD data, without having to insert the RTD function into an excel cell? Thanks, enter |
Using VBA to parse RTD objectdata
Thanks for the response Joel.
How can I catch the updates in the RTDdata object that is returned? I assume it's some sort of update event. But I can't find any online documentation on the subject. |
Using VBA to parse RTD objectdata
Try this microsoft webpage http://support.microsoft.com/kb/285339 "Enter The" wrote: Thanks for the response Joel. How can I catch the updates in the RTDdata object that is returned? I assume it's some sort of update event. But I can't find any online documentation on the subject. |
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