Google sheets - How to import a table from a website
You can easily fetch tables from websites in your Google sheets. To do this you can use the IMPORTTABLE function, which has the following signature: IMPORTHTML( »
You can easily fetch tables from websites in your Google sheets. To do this you can use the IMPORTTABLE function, which has the following signature: IMPORTHTML( »
You can easily get a stock price in Google sheets using the GOOGLFINANCE function. A simple example would be if you want the current price of »
There is no straightforward formula to get the percentage change for a stock X days back in time. However using the "price" API from Google finance »
You can easily reference a cell from another sheet in the same file using the
following formula:
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In this post I show you how I convert the value of my stocks to local currency. This is DKK for me, but it could be »
In this post I will use the example of getting currency rates from the Google finance API. For this we will do a conversion between two »
What you are looking for is likely the following:
=GOOGLEFINANCE("CURRENCY:
Using Google sheets it is quite easy to get a value from another tab and quite harder to get it from a different sheet. Luckily we »
Searching around the web I could not find an easier solution than this. I recently created a sheet with a lot of tabs. In order to »
Using =GOOGLEFINANCE("HKG:9988";"changepct") you can get the price change since open or last open of the exchange. However as more long-term investor you might »