Real-time charting of DDE links

A

andy

Is it possible to chart DDE links in real-time in Excel? Could someone
please point me in the right direction to find out how this can be done.
Thanks!
 
J

Jon Peltier

Could you provide a few more details about what you need? I've dabbled in
this area just a bit.
- Jon
 
A

andy

I have DDE links for my stock analysis. All the cells below are dynamically
updating and I would like the chart (in real-time) the number "-86.1%" from
below. I would like to chart 1-minute candle stick charts that show the
open-high-low-close for each candle. Do you possiblly know of any programs
that could do this for me?
Thanks!

HIGH LOW LAST Range
DD 48.33 46.97 47.15 -86.8%
DOW 44.33 43.53 43.70 -78.7%
AA 38.36 37.31 37.40 -91.4%
MON 96.50 94.26 94.56 -86.6%
FCX 114.24 107.19 108.10 -87.1%
-86.1%
=SUM(F2:FF6)/5
=(Last-High)/(High-Low)
 
J

Jon Peltier

How frequently is the data updated? Are the candlesticks the way you want to
show the average range calculation?

Basically you need a way to capture the data each time it changes. Probably
you will archive the data to another sheet, along with a time stamp. Since
the new values lead to a recalculation of the average range each time they
are updated, you could probably get away with using Worksheet_Calculate to
fire the archiving of data. I'd list the data in one range, then use
formulas to compute the minute by minute OHLC.

- Jon
 
A

andy

The data is changing at a rapid fire speed because 5 stocks are linked to the
one number that I would like to chart. For the chart, I think a
high-low-close chart would be fine instead of the candlesticks. I just want
to see if the number moves really big in that 1-minute interval. I am
unfamiliar with "Worksteet_Calculate"...I will have to study this.

Thanks Jon!
 
A

andy

A couple of times per second. The stocks linked to the value I would like to
chart are very active stocks. They have active periods in the day and
somewhat inactive periods as well so it can vary.
 

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