Learn how to get Google Finance stock market & currency exchange data to a Google Sheets spreadsheet using GOOGLEFINANCE function. #stock #market #spreadsheet #google #finance
I was hoping there was a way to compare fresh data with the previous period - ie current minus "datadelay" to track a trailing stop, any thoughts?...Great series of videos, saves me a ton of time "experimenting". Thanks for a job well done.
Thanks for the info. I am looking to plot/scrape(html) a chart in years the shares outstanding and total liabilities of as company for the lasts five years if that makes sense. Does anyone know the formula to use
Having trouble with specifying the exchange. Checked with Google support and looked at the exchanges supported but get an error message , either the ticket or the reference cell where the ticket resides comes back unrecognized.
Hello, nice video. It did help me somewhat. I am facing an issue with the google finance function to grab the exchange and the ticker. For example my spreadsheet is very dynamic. So I have =GOOGLEFINANCE(CONCATENATE("CVE:"&A12)) . Which works great if the ticker is in CVE. However, the moment I insert a new line somewhere in my spreadsheet, the next ticker to be in A12 no longer comes from CVE. Now it comes from TSE. So of course I get an error. I hope I am making myself clear. Can you help me please. How can I automate and make dynamic the part in the quotes that specifies CVE or TSE or NASDAQ. Any suggestion will be appreciated. Thank you.
This function is no longer available since July 1, 2022 in Indonesia. Please help, is there something wrong with the formula used? =googlefinance(concatenate("IDX:";"ACES");"price";DATE(2022;1;1);DATE(2022;12;31);"WEEKLY")