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    Using the DDE functionality, I want to create an automated data exporting function of a symbols Open, High, Low and Close prices for any time period to MS Excel or MS Access.

    In MS Excel, I’ve successfully created “=WINROS|LAST!'CAD A0-FX'”. This produces the last price of the symbol in a single cell.

    My objective is to capture price data as follows:
    Symbol
    “CAD A0-FX” (example)
    Date
    “March 2, 2009”
    Time
    “17:00”
    Open
    Result = Opening Price for the symbol “CAD AO-FX” on March 2, 2009 at “17:00”
    High
    Result = High Price for the symbol “CAD AO-FX” on March 2, 2009 at “17:00”
    Low
    Result = Low Price for the symbol “CAD AO-FX” on March 2, 2009 at “17:00”
    Close
    Result = Close Price for the symbol “CAD AO-FX” on March 2, 2009 at “17:00”

    QuestionS:
    Which formula do I use to capture open, high, low and close data for a particular symbols date and time?

    Do I pre-load the symbol, date and time data and then reference it for obtaining the results for each of the open, high, low and close for that period?

  • #2
    Hi,

    Our standard DDE links don't support historical data queries. We do offer a very robust DDE-like product called QLink. You can review the QLink user's guide here.

    You can try QLink free for 30 days by simply adding it via Account Maintenance. It's $10/mo thereafter.

    Thanks.

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    • #3
      Thanks

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      • #4
        Happy to help.

        Another possible handy option for you might be to take a look at QCollector. It's a one-time software purchase that's designed to automatically export our history data and store it locally each day.

        Thanks.

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        • #5
          Scott,
          What's the most symbols possible to use with esignal/QCollector?
          If I update it every minute is that still "real-time"??

          Thanks


          Originally posted by ScottJ
          Happy to help.

          Another possible handy option for you might be to take a look at QCollector. It's a one-time software purchase that's designed to automatically export our history data and store it locally each day.

          Thanks.

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          • #6
            Your symbol count will dictate the # of symbols you can download at one time via QCollector. Real-time data is defined by most exchanges as w/in 10 or 15 mins of the order.

            May want to direct any other question about QCollector to them.

            Thanks.

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