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Thanks BenTen!@iTrade2 Not possible.
Short of downloading and copying the lists manually I think the only other way would be to plug into Schwab's APII apologize, I should have been more specific.
I have an excel sheet that updates daily.. the code needs to pull values from those dates. What I don't want to do is go in and manually have to shift everything down one day to maintain the code. I'd rather have ToS pull from the excel sheet and replace one value with another assigned value. If that makes sense at all.
I guess maybe worst case scenario I could modify the excel sheet somehow to make it copy/paste into ToS.
I'm shocked this isn't an option though.
I apologize, I should have been more specific.
I have an excel sheet that updates daily.. the code needs to pull values from those dates. What I don't want to do is go in and manually have to shift everything down one day to maintain the code. I'd rather have ToS pull from the excel sheet and replace one value with another assigned value. If that makes sense at all.
I guess maybe worst case scenario I could modify the excel sheet somehow to make it copy/paste into ToS.
I'm shocked this isn't an option though.
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