You might want to put the DLL in any and every directory where a DLL might reside. The program and windows have mysterous ways of looking for things in unexpected places. FYI: I rebooted my machine and this fixed the problem ... It is possible that just closing the PL Editor and restarting it may a...

. This is advanced programming. You might need to engage a professional programmer. He he... I am a professional programmer... And I somewhat agree with you; this community is indeed in serious need of professional help. .. :wink: On a more serious note, however, what I am attempting to achieve her...

https://fx1.net/excellink.php Hi TJ, Thank you for the link. I copied the exellinkA64.DLL file to my C:\Program Files\TS Support\MultiCharts64 directory, as per the ReadMe file in the excellink40.zip zipped file I downloaded from the https://fx1.net/excellink.php page. I am still unable to compile ...

gillesc, do you have a 64bit version of the ELExcel.dll? I am not sure if one exists, but it would be required to use it with Multicharts64. Regards, ABC Hi ABC, Thank you for your reply. I cannot tell from the documentation provided with the DLL (which I picked up on this board) whether it is 32 o...

I would like to use ELExcel.dll with MultiCharts64 (Version: MultiCharts64 Version 10.0 Release (Build 14322)) and Windows 10. I followed the instructions in the supplied ReadMe.txt file ( I placed the dll in the c:\Windows\System32 directory... I also tried placing it in the Multicharts64 directory...

Hi Josh,

I just installed the EE Collection and the EE Downloader.

When I run the EE Downloader, I get the error below.

I reran the Java program twice and obtained the same result both times.

Any recommendations?

Thank you.

I would like to have the ability to dynamically create/format a PowerLanguage command, then execute it. This would allow me to make effective use of parameters and shorten the amount of code required. For example, I currently use the following construct to plot a line and its associated Standard Err...