#LOCATION ON MY MAC EXCEL FOR MAC 2016 STOCK TEMPLATES UPDATE#
Stock Connector will update the stock price instantly when you enter the ticker symbol for the first time and every 15 seconds after that for as long as you have the Excel worksheet open. This is just a basic example, but with a little imagination you can use other conditional formatting techniques to convey even more detailed information. To make gains and losses obvious at a glance, I took advantage of Excel's conditional formatting. The last column (I) shows how each stock is trending for the day, which comes directly from information gathered by Stock Connector.
The next column (H) calculates my gain or loss based on the current market price by subtracting C from G. I used that information to calculate the market value of my shares (G) by multiplying C x F. The next column (F) is where I inserted the market prices found by Stock Collector. The next column (E) calculates my cost basis by multiplying C x D. Then I added columns for how many fictional shares I own (C) and what fictional price I paid for them (D). I made a simple listing of stocks and their ticker symbols. SEE: Six tips for using Excel sheet groups in easy (but unusual) waysįor an example of how you might use Stock Connector, take a look at Figure C. Assuming the cursor is on the correct cell, all you have to do is click OK. The add-in will search Yahoo Finance for the information and ask you to confirm the cell where you want to deposit it. To insert a stock price into an Excel worksheet, click the cell where you want the price to display, type the ticker symbol of your stock into the Stock Connector search box, and then click the Connect button. A new window should open and you'll see a search box where you can enter ticker symbols for the stocks or other securities you want to track ( Figure B). You'll be presented with a list of installed add-ins just click Stock Connector to activate the app. Once the app is installed, navigate to the Insert tab in Excel and click the My Add-ins button.
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