Is there a way to have real time data from TOS, such as IV Rank into an excel spreadsheet? I'm also looking to add Net change and some other things. I know this is the command for putting in the last price on a stock. =RTD('tos.rtd','LAST', 'SPY') Thanks. Restart thinkorswim. On MAC: Exit the thinkorswim software; Double click on Macintosh HD; Double click on APPLICATIONS; Double click on THINKORSWIM; Drag the USERGUI folder to the apple trash and empty the trash; Restart thinkorswim; Deleting the USERGUI file folder is similar to clearing your cache and it will prompt a fresh download of the most recent update.

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I wish to download historical market data for hypothetical generation in Excel. The aim is to test some of my trading ideas/strategies. Is it possible to export historical data from Thinkorswim's ThinkDesktop platform? I think this comment violates the Community Guidelines. Chat or rant, adult content. TDA only offers RTD for spreadsheets: RTD thinkorswim supports the RealTimeData (RTD) functions in Excel in order to allow you to do your own custom. This limits some of the capabilities of thinkorswim on a Mac.

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Here's the magic: Paste this into cell B2 =RTD('tos.rtd',B$1,UPPER($A2)) It reads the ticker on the respective row and the parameter on the top of the column Simply drag the box in any direction and it fills it in correctly for you. You can find all the information on the website and fill it in by hand. I uploaded part of my SS which has all of the labels I could find. You of course must be running TOS at the time. This was the easiest thing to do once I found it. By John Locke lockeinyoursuccess-com/connecting--to-excel-part-1-of-4 lockeinyoursuccess.com/connecting-thinkorswim-to-excel-part-2-of-4 lockeinyoursuccess.com/connecting-thinkorswim-to-excel-part-3-of-4 lockeinyoursuccess.com/connecting-thinkorswim-to-excel-part-4-of-4-finale You put the settings in the format recognizes on the top row A1:A100. On the Left most row A1:Z1 you place whatever symbols you want.

Here's the magic: Paste this into cell B2 =RTD('tos.rtd',B$1,UPPER($A2)) It reads the ticker on the respective row and the parameter on the top of the column Simply drag the box in any direction and it fills it in correctly for you. You can find all the information on the website and fill it in by hand. I uploaded part of my SS which has all of the labels I could find.