Hi,
My colleague and I are experiencing significant lags in excel with winros providing data, that we did not used to. Specifically we can see data update to a graph in esignal app and then up 30 seconds later the data will actually reach the corresponding cell/symbol winros call in excel. We did not used to see this (say 3 months ago before we upgraded to 10.4 from 8.1). We are not using the data in new ways in excel. Note that we are NOT experiencing a lag to the core esignal app. Therefore the problems seems to lie (perhaps) with using latest version of esignal (10.4... just noticed 10.5 so will try that shortly). We have fast machines and again did not see this in the past. Suggestions as well as optomizations for use of winros in excel? (is there a more modern way to proceed then this dll?). Tech specs:
-- windows xp or vista (we are seeing same problem under each)
-- cpus dual core or quad.
-- esignal 10.4
-- excel 2007
Removing these lags are critical to us as we rely on excel to do near real time analysis for us.
Thank you,
Lin
My colleague and I are experiencing significant lags in excel with winros providing data, that we did not used to. Specifically we can see data update to a graph in esignal app and then up 30 seconds later the data will actually reach the corresponding cell/symbol winros call in excel. We did not used to see this (say 3 months ago before we upgraded to 10.4 from 8.1). We are not using the data in new ways in excel. Note that we are NOT experiencing a lag to the core esignal app. Therefore the problems seems to lie (perhaps) with using latest version of esignal (10.4... just noticed 10.5 so will try that shortly). We have fast machines and again did not see this in the past. Suggestions as well as optomizations for use of winros in excel? (is there a more modern way to proceed then this dll?). Tech specs:
-- windows xp or vista (we are seeing same problem under each)
-- cpus dual core or quad.
-- esignal 10.4
-- excel 2007
Removing these lags are critical to us as we rely on excel to do near real time analysis for us.
Thank you,
Lin
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