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Changing RTD Throttle Interval in Excel

Excel has a throttle that manages how often the data will be updated. Use this guide to change the throttle interval in couple steps.

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The default throttle interval is set at 2000 milliseconds. To change it in the Excel, please follow steps below:

  1. In Excel, go to the Visual Basic Editor by pressing ALT + F11.

  2. Open the Immediate Window and type this code: Application.RTD.ThrottleInterval=0 (Note: If the Immediate Window is not open, press CTRL + G to display the window.)

  3. Make sure your cursor is on the line that you just typed and then press ENTER. (Note: The '(0)' can be amended to adjust the desired rate.)

  4. To verify that it is set correctly, type this line of code on the Immediate Window: ? Application.RTD.ThrottleInterval

  5. Make sure your cursor is at the end of this line and then press ENTER. The window should display 0; then you know that your throttle interval is set correctly.

Throttle Interval Value is set in milliseconds (!)

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