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  1. #1
    Andres
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    real time charting....

    hi, the situation is this... a web query reading at 1 minute interval stock
    quotes market (not msn nor yahoo...)

    Value Dif. Time
    Ac. Soja /05-5 498.88 -5.95 13:30
    Ac. Soja /07-5 501.96 -5.73 13:30
    Ac. Soja /08-5 498.22 -6.61 13:30
    Har. Soja/05-5 204.37 -1.76 13:30
    Har. Soja/07-5 206.35 -1.75 13:30
    Har. Soja/08-5 206.90 -1.42 13:30
    Maiz /05-05 83.36 -0.49 13:30
    Maiz /07-05 86.51 -0.49 13:30
    Maiz /09-05 89.27 -0.29 13:30
    Soja /05-05 227.36 -3.21 13:30
    Soja /07-05 229.65 -4.04 13:31
    Soja /08-05 228.18 -3.13 13:31
    Trigo /05-05 119.51 -2.11 13:31
    Trigo /07-05 122.73 -2.57 13:31
    Trigo /09-05 125.30 -1.84 13:31


    I want to chart the evolution of the prices. Any ideas?

    thank in advance

    Andres



  2. #2
    Bernard Liengme
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    Re: real time charting....

    1) read about dynamic chart on my website
    or
    2) if you have XL2003 turn your data into a List; make a chart; charts made
    from Lists are automatically dynamic
    best wishes
    --
    Bernard V Liengme
    www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme
    remove caps from email

    "Andres" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > hi, the situation is this... a web query reading at 1 minute interval
    > stock
    > quotes market (not msn nor yahoo...)
    >
    > Value Dif. Time
    > Ac. Soja /05-5 498.88 -5.95 13:30
    > Ac. Soja /07-5 501.96 -5.73 13:30
    > Ac. Soja /08-5 498.22 -6.61 13:30
    > Har. Soja/05-5 204.37 -1.76 13:30
    > Har. Soja/07-5 206.35 -1.75 13:30
    > Har. Soja/08-5 206.90 -1.42 13:30
    > Maiz /05-05 83.36 -0.49 13:30
    > Maiz /07-05 86.51 -0.49 13:30
    > Maiz /09-05 89.27 -0.29 13:30
    > Soja /05-05 227.36 -3.21 13:30
    > Soja /07-05 229.65 -4.04 13:31
    > Soja /08-05 228.18 -3.13 13:31
    > Trigo /05-05 119.51 -2.11 13:31
    > Trigo /07-05 122.73 -2.57 13:31
    > Trigo /09-05 125.30 -1.84 13:31
    >
    >
    > I want to chart the evolution of the prices. Any ideas?
    >
    > thank in advance
    >
    > Andres
    >
    >




  3. #3
    Jon Peltier
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    Re: real time charting....

    Stephen Bullen has an example on his site for "remembering" the previous so many
    data values from a DDE link. You may be able to adapt that to your data.

    Alternatively the same process that drives the repeating queries could move the
    existing data down a row each time so the new data does not overwrite it.

    - Jon
    -------
    Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
    Peltier Technical Services
    Tutorials and Custom Solutions
    http://PeltierTech.com/
    _______

    Andres wrote:

    > hi, the situation is this... a web query reading at 1 minute interval stock
    > quotes market (not msn nor yahoo...)
    >
    > Value Dif. Time
    > Ac. Soja /05-5 498.88 -5.95 13:30
    > Ac. Soja /07-5 501.96 -5.73 13:30
    > Ac. Soja /08-5 498.22 -6.61 13:30
    > Har. Soja/05-5 204.37 -1.76 13:30
    > Har. Soja/07-5 206.35 -1.75 13:30
    > Har. Soja/08-5 206.90 -1.42 13:30
    > Maiz /05-05 83.36 -0.49 13:30
    > Maiz /07-05 86.51 -0.49 13:30
    > Maiz /09-05 89.27 -0.29 13:30
    > Soja /05-05 227.36 -3.21 13:30
    > Soja /07-05 229.65 -4.04 13:31
    > Soja /08-05 228.18 -3.13 13:31
    > Trigo /05-05 119.51 -2.11 13:31
    > Trigo /07-05 122.73 -2.57 13:31
    > Trigo /09-05 125.30 -1.84 13:31
    >
    >
    > I want to chart the evolution of the prices. Any ideas?
    >
    > thank in advance
    >
    > Andres
    >
    >



  4. #4
    Jon Peltier
    Guest

    Re: real time charting....

    I forgot to paste the link on Stephen's site:

    http://oaltd.co.uk/DLCount/DLCount.a...e=Previous.zip

    - Jon

    Jon Peltier wrote:

    > Stephen Bullen has an example on his site for "remembering" the previous
    > so many data values from a DDE link. You may be able to adapt that to
    > your data.
    >
    > Alternatively the same process that drives the repeating queries could
    > move the existing data down a row each time so the new data does not
    > overwrite it.
    >
    > - Jon
    > -------
    > Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
    > Peltier Technical Services
    > Tutorials and Custom Solutions
    > http://PeltierTech.com/
    > _______
    >
    > Andres wrote:
    >
    >> hi, the situation is this... a web query reading at 1 minute interval
    >> stock
    >> quotes market (not msn nor yahoo...)
    >>
    >> Value Dif. Time
    >> Ac. Soja /05-5 498.88 -5.95 13:30
    >> Ac. Soja /07-5 501.96 -5.73 13:30
    >> Ac. Soja /08-5 498.22 -6.61 13:30
    >> Har. Soja/05-5 204.37 -1.76 13:30
    >> Har. Soja/07-5 206.35 -1.75 13:30
    >> Har. Soja/08-5 206.90 -1.42 13:30
    >> Maiz /05-05 83.36 -0.49 13:30
    >> Maiz /07-05 86.51 -0.49 13:30
    >> Maiz /09-05 89.27 -0.29 13:30
    >> Soja /05-05 227.36 -3.21 13:30
    >> Soja /07-05 229.65 -4.04 13:31
    >> Soja /08-05 228.18 -3.13 13:31
    >> Trigo /05-05 119.51 -2.11 13:31
    >> Trigo /07-05 122.73 -2.57 13:31
    >> Trigo /09-05 125.30 -1.84 13:31
    >>
    >>
    >> I want to chart the evolution of the prices. Any ideas?
    >>
    >> thank in advance
    >>
    >> Andres
    >>
    >>

    >



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