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VJAY

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sudris has posted the first version of his tool NOWRT2AB - a tool to get live data from NOW and feed it to Amibroker. check it out.
Dear SACHIN,
I unable to fetch data from MW NOW to excell....an error window comes when I tryed it as "Scrip RTD attribute is not licensed"...so please help/give info for rectify this problem...Hope many Zerodha clients might got this problem allready.....so please give solution for it earliest....I allready given mail to you.....
 

VJAY

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Dear SACHIN,
I unable to fetch data from MW NOW to excell....an error window comes when I tryed it as "Scrip RTD attribute is not licensed"...so please help/give info for rectify this problem...Hope many Zerodha clients might got this problem allready.....so please give solution for it earliest....I allready given mail to you.....
Ahh got reply....:)...good & fast customer support...thanks zerodha...

Scrip RTD has been enabled.

First, you need to right click on your Market Watch on NOW exe and select 'Link to Excel'. In that option, you have to select 'All Items.'
Then you go to Excel and just do a paste or 'Ctrl+V'. This will enable streaming quotes on Excel.

Settings within Excel:
1. Open Excel - NOW supports Office 2007 and above.
2. Click the "Office Button" on the top left of your screen.
3. Click on "Excel Options" at the bottom of the new window.
4. In the new window, click on "Trust Center" on left-hand side menu bar.
5. On the right-hand side, please click on an option called "Trust Center Settings".
6. In the new window, click on "Trusted Locations".
7. Click on "Add new Location" on the bottom of the window.
8. Browse and select the "NOW" folder from your Program Files.
This will enable Excel to receive streaming quotes from NOW software.

Do get in touch with us if you have any other questions or concerns.
 

columbus

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Why don't you change your brokerage in your AD?
(Brokerage 20Rs)

 
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