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I am using Excel RTD from FX Blue Labs from Pepperstone to connect my Excel 365 (Desktop) to MT4 to get real-time forex data and historical ones.

I need to know how to use the fill handle to fill all the cells without typing the formula in each row.

An example: After connecting MT4 to Excel, I type this formula =RTD('fxbluelabs.excelrtd', ,'Account Number', '@bh,GBPUSD,H4,close,0') to get the current close of GBPUSD H4.

If I change the last number (0) to (1), I will get the previous close.

If I type the formula as =RTD('fxbluelabs.excelrtd', ,'Account Number', '@bh,GBPUSD,H4,close,200') I will get the close of the 200th bar.

Now, the problem is that when I selected the first three or four cells (in a column) with the above formulas and try to use the fill handle, I get the new rows filled the same as the selected row cells. For example, the first column has rows 1st, 2nd, 3rd. If I drag the first column, it is filled in the right order with 4th, 5th, 6th, etc..

But the column with the formulas that are linked to MT4 is not being filled correctly. Excel just repeats the values of those three rows in the second column.

Any solution for this?

Also please, is there any reference material for all the formulas that can be applied by fxbluelabs RTD. The PDFs that are provided by Pepperstone and other brokers who provide this service are not descriptive enough. I feel there are much more the EXCEL RTD can do. I have been searching for many hours and posted my questions in number of Excel and MT4 forums but did not get an answer.

I forgot to add that I am trying to figure the formula to list a group of tradable instruments at once rather than manually retrieving them one by one. The current formula provided in the manual instructions only retrieve the number of instruments available in MT4 market watch but does not retrieve list of all the instruments.

Thanks in Advance

I was talking with a workmate of mine and he mentioned that he is a swimming coach.
He told me that it’s difficult to record swimming times in Excel.
His approach was to record Minutes, Seconds and Splits (Split Seconds) as separate columns. Now, I can only imagine what sort of frustrating (if not impressive!) formulas this led to.

I explained to him that Excel can store Split Seconds right out of the box.
Just format the cell as mm:ss.00

Great! That’ll work.

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Being the thinker, he suddenly realised typing in the times would be even more difficult than before. It’s that fiddly colon key :

“Is there a way to type the times with a decimal point as a separator?” he asked.

Fair enough question. His times on paper are written as dot separated.

Fun! Let’s write a formula!

I figured out there were 3 formats of time:
23 which means 23 seconds
23.45 which means 23.45 seconds
1.23.45 which means 1 minute and 23.45 seconds
The hour portion of the time is never reached.

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So for a time typed into A1, the following formula turns it into an Excel time.
=IF(LEN(A1) – LEN(SUBSTITUTE(A1, “.”, “”)) = 2, TIMEVALUE(“00:” & SUBSTITUTE(A1, “.”, “:”, 1)), TIMEVALUE(“00:00:” & A1))

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Again, the cell has a custom format of mm:ss.00