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Using RealTimeData (RTD) Server for Excel

Using RealTimeData (RTD) Server for Excel

Posted May 12, 2021 at 12:25 pm

IBKR Quant
Interactive Brokers

This six-minute tutorial will get you started with the IBKR API Excel RTD and help you configure the TWS settings for RTD access. In addition, traders will review a sample RTD spreadsheet and learn how to code the syntax of an RTD formula.

Take a look at this IBKR Traders’ Academy Lesson for additional insight and practical examples on this topic.

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