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Business Ruleshelp
An error will occur when the program encounters the following conditions:
- A value is not entered for OptionCode and ContractCode
- For any of the following numeric fields, either a value is not entered or the value is not a valid floating point number.
  • DividendYield
  • InterestRate
  • ParameterA
  • ParameterB
  • ParameterC
  • ParameterD
  • ParameterE
  • ParameterF
  • ParameterG
  • ParameterH
  • PivotValue
  • SkewSlope
  • UnderlyingPrice
  • Volatility
  • VolatilityAdjustment
  • VolatilityOffsetToBase
  • VolatilitySlope
  • ParameterI
  • ParameterJ
  • ParameterK
  • ParameterK
  • ParameterL
- The commodity does not exist in the WhenTech system.
- The contract does not exist in the WhenTech system.
- A duplicate commodity/contract combination has been entered.
- The interest rate is not greater than zero
- The uploaded commodity derives from another commodity.
- The commodity has no active contracts.
- The trader is not associated in the WhenTech system with the uploaded commodity.
No error will occur but you should be aware of the following:
- Contracts that are expired are skipped.
- The underlying price should be entered in tick notation, e.g., the price for Crude should be 5000, not $50

Excel Document Specifications help
To upload your option contract parameters using an Excel document the document must follow a few rules ...
Only spreadsheets having .xlsx or .xslm extensions can be processed.
Header
The header is the first row of a worksheet. It may contain any number of columns in any order, but it must contain at least the following values:
OptionCode | ContractCode | DividendYield | InterestRate | ParameterA | ParameterB | ParameterC | ParameterD | ParameterE | ParameterF | ParameterG | ParameterH | PivotValue | SkewSlope | UnderlyingPrice | Volatility | VolatilityAdjustment | VolatilityOffsetToBase | VolatilitySlope | ParameterI | ParameterJ | ParameterK | ParameterL|
The header row may have absolutely no duplicate values at all or an error will be reported.
Body
The program runs through the values under the OptionCode, ContractCode, DividendYield, InterestRate, ParameterA, ParameterB, ParameterC, ParameterD, ParameterE, ParameterF, ParameterG, ParameterH, PivotValue, SkewSlope, UnderlyingPrice, Volatility, VolatilityAdjustment, VolatilityOffsetToBase, VolatilitySlope, ParameterI, ParameterJ, ParameterK, ParameterL columns. If the option code is empty, the row is skipped.
Worksheet Names
There is an optional Worksheet name input. If it is left blank, the first worksheet in the workbook will be read. If a worksheet name has been entered, the program will attempt to upload future parameters from the specified worksheet. If the worksheet cannot be found, an error will be reported.
Worksheet name (optional):
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Brokers may only approve curves between 2:30 PM EST and 3:30 PM EST Monday through Friday.
Approve Curves close detail approve curve help exportApprovalReport Export Company Approvals For:
The ICE Broker Rebate Program - Approving Curves
Brokers must approve their curves on each business day for each product.
Curves can only be approved between 2:30 PM EST and 3:30 PM EST Monday through Friday.
Below the Products To Approve heading you will see a strip listing your products. The products will be colored-coded red, green or gray.
  • Green signifies that the curve for that product has been approved.
  • Red signifies that the curve for that product has yet to be approved.
  • Gray signifies that the product derives its parameters from another (base) product, and that the base product has not yet been approved.
    • You will not be able to approve a derived product until the product from which it derives is approved.
    • By hovering over a gray-colored product button the product from which it derives will appear in a tool tip.
Steps to approve a product
  • Clicking on a product will cause three tabs to appear. They represent:
    • Your last approved curve.
    • Your current curve.
    • The difference between them if any.
  • In the current tab, click on the row for the last contract date that you wish to approve. You will be approving all contracts for a particular product starting from the first non-expired contract up to your selected last contract. Note that the approve button will not appear until you select the last contract.
  • This will cause the approval button to appear.
  • Hovering over that button will give you summary of what you are about to approve.
  • Click the green approve buttonapproveto approve the product.
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