The macro automates this for you, the formulas in cell E2 and E3 extracts the largest and smallest stock price respectively. The macro simply uses those values to change the y-axis range for you, you don't need to change these values manually each time you change the data source (stock ...
FNVs can also pass through lookup style functions such as XLOOKUP, INDEX, IF, CHOOSE, or simple cell references e.g. =C5. However, FNVs are ignored by other functions which only see their number value. Charts can also pick up FNVs! However, if you’re linking your STOCKHISTORY formula...
These AI announcements are usually accompanied by a spike in the company’s stock price and this, together with the recent rise in the tech and broader market, has prompted some market commentators to declare that we are in an AI fueled stock market bubble. Are we in a bubble? Unfortunately...
The google finance formula is for a 52 week performance of a stock that will only use one cell. =GOOGLEFINANCE(A2,"price") / index(GOOGLEFINANCE(A2,"price", datevalue(today()-365) ) , 2,2) - 1 it has A2 to refer to the ticker in A2 cell,so i can use it in a ...
When I try to use Data Type > Stocks or Geography, it will give the correct title, stock symbol, and market. However I am not able to get any additional information (i.e. price, P/E, etc). Nor do I see the icon to the left of each ticker. ...
=IntrinioHistoricalData("AAPL","open_price",0) 121.85 =IntrinioHistoricalData("AAPL","adj_close_price",0,"2012-01-01","2012-12-31") 71.43 =IntrinioHistoricalData("AAPL","close_price",0,,,"yearly") 110.38 ticker - the stock market ticker symbol associated with the company's common st...
The macro automates this for you, the formulas in cell E2 and E3 extracts the largest and smallest stock price respectively. The macro simply uses those values to change the y-axis range for you, you don't need to change these values manually each time you change the data source (stock...
The google finance formula is for a 52 week performance of a stock that will only use one cell. =GOOGLEFINANCE(A2,"price") / index(GOOGLEFINANCE(A2,"price", datevalue(today()-365) ) , 2,2) - 1 it has A2 to refer to the ticker in A2 cell,so i can use it in a ...
When I try to use Data Type > Stocks or Geography, it will give the correct title, stock symbol, and market. However I am not able to get any additional information (i.e. price, P/E, etc). Nor do I see the icon to the left of each ticker. ...