How do you get the current dividend amount (i.e. for stock = MSFT) and the stock sector (i.e. healthcare or technology) from the Google Finance function?
Hi! Neither is available for stocks unfortunately. However, if you're interested in mutual funds, GOOGLEFINANCE supports an attribute 'incomedividend' which will give you the latest dividend amount for a fund. Check out all available attributes at support.google.com/docs/answer/3093281?hl=en
Unfortunately, the GOOGLEFINANCE function in Google Sheets does not directly provide an all-time high for a stock. You can approximate it by pulling historical price data and using a formula to determine the highest value, but the data is limited to the last 400 days, so it will not reflect the actual all-time high. In this case, you should consider using third-party APIs or financial data providers.
The shares outstanding is different in google finance, when i pull it into sheets, than it is on finviz or yahoo. Which one is more accurate? Or should i just use the figure that is the most common?
Hi! You'll want to use the following syntax: =GOOGLEFINANCE("ticker", "close", DATE(year, month, day)). For example: =GOOGLEFINANCE("AAPL", "close", DATE(2023, 3, 15)) If the stock market was closed on the chosen day, the function will return the close price for the next working day. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask :)
Hi! Unfortunately, the GOOGLEFINANCE function doesn’t provide RSI directly. To get RSI data, you’d need to use external financial APIs or manually calculate it in Google Sheets using price data from GOOGLEFINANCE. You could pull daily price data and then apply the RSI formula to calculate it yourself.
Hi! Unfortunately, GOOGLEFINANCE doesn’t support futures like COLD directly. For futures data, you might need to rely on external sources or financial APIs and import the data into Google Sheets manually.
@@coupleracademy google finance sheet, I have added 500 stocks with different formula , it's take time to load and many shows N/A , if I referesh then sometime load all the data
Exactly what I needed, ty!
Awesome to hear that!
How do you get the current dividend amount (i.e. for stock = MSFT) and the stock sector (i.e. healthcare or technology) from the Google Finance function?
Hi! Neither is available for stocks unfortunately. However, if you're interested in mutual funds, GOOGLEFINANCE supports an attribute 'incomedividend' which will give you the latest dividend amount for a fund. Check out all available attributes at support.google.com/docs/answer/3093281?hl=en
This tutorial is so good!!! You just saved my day!! Thank you so much!!
Lovely to hear that, thanks! :)
Very interesting, thanks!
A question, is there the possibity to show the all time high?
Unfortunately, the GOOGLEFINANCE function in Google Sheets does not directly provide an all-time high for a stock. You can approximate it by pulling historical price data and using a formula to determine the highest value, but the data is limited to the last 400 days, so it will not reflect the actual all-time high. In this case, you should consider using third-party APIs or financial data providers.
Ok thank you very much for the infos!
@ you're welcome!
Fantastic tutorial, thank you!
Thank you!
The shares outstanding is different in google finance, when i pull it into sheets, than it is on finviz or yahoo. Which one is more accurate? Or should i just use the figure that is the most common?
Indeed, each platform you've named sources and updates its data in a different way, so there will always be a difference between the results.
@@coupleracademy Good to know. Thanks.
super....what is correct syntax to get historical closing price for one particular day ?
Hi! You'll want to use the following syntax:
=GOOGLEFINANCE("ticker", "close", DATE(year, month, day)).
For example:
=GOOGLEFINANCE("AAPL", "close", DATE(2023, 3, 15))
If the stock market was closed on the chosen day, the function will return the close price for the next working day. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask :)
very nice
I have to add query before googlefinance otherwise it is not working
Is it possible to get numbers like, peg ratio, gross margin, net margin, revenue growth... and so on in google sheets with a formula?
Unfortunately not. You can see all available attributes at support.google.com/docs/answer/3093281?hl=en
@@coupleracademy Thanks for the response. Google should really update these features. There is a lot that is missing!
Fantastic! Thx!
the pleasure is ours!
How to get RSI data for a particular stock? Can you help?
Hi! Unfortunately, the GOOGLEFINANCE function doesn’t provide RSI directly. To get RSI data, you’d need to use external financial APIs or manually calculate it in Google Sheets using price data from GOOGLEFINANCE.
You could pull daily price data and then apply the RSI formula to calculate it yourself.
Great. Thank you
You're welcome!
how to i add COLD futures in Google finance?. Thanks
Hi! Unfortunately, GOOGLEFINANCE doesn’t support futures like COLD directly. For futures data, you might need to rely on external sources or financial APIs and import the data into Google Sheets manually.
Hi, is there any way to load sheet fast , and many times it's showing N/A , is there any solution please guide.
Hi, can you elaborate? Which sheet do you want to load faster? When do you get N/As?
@@coupleracademy google finance sheet, I have added 500 stocks with different formula , it's take time to load and many shows N/A , if I referesh then sometime load all the data
Change function doesn't work for me?
could you elaborate please on which function you want to change? Maybe a reference to a specific timestamp in the video?
@@coupleracademy none of the functions used in 5.38-6.23 work for me
I think I fixed it by putting the funtion language to english
It doesn't seem to work for example eurusd
@@_matias_s7017 Gotcha, glad you resolved the issue. Enjoy the rest of the video!