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How to Get Stock Market Price Information in Excel

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The STOCKHISTORY function is a new dynamic array function introduced in Excel 365. It allows you to retrieve historical stock prices and other information for a specified range of dates and a stock symbol.

The syntax for the function is as follows:

STOCKHISTORY(stock_symbol,[start_date],[end_date],[interval],[headers],[property])

Where:

·     stock_symbol: The symbol of the stock you want to retrieve information for. This can be a text string, cell reference or a range of cells.

·     start_date: (Optional) The start date of the period you want to retrieve information for. This can be a date or a reference to a cell containing a date. If omitted, the function will default to one year ago from today's date.

·      end_date: (Optional) The end date of the period you want to retrieve information for. This can be a date or a reference to a cell containing a date. If omitted, the function will default to today's date.

·      interval: (Optional) The frequency of the data to be returned. This can be "Daily", "Weekly" or "Monthly". If omitted, the function will default to "Daily".

·      headers: (Optional) A Boolean value indicating whether the function should return headers. If set to TRUE (default), the function will return headers.

·      property: (Optional) The type of information you want to retrieve. This can be "Open", "High", "Low", "Close", "Volume", "Adjusted Close", "Market Cap", "PE Ratio", "Dividend Yield" or "52-Week Range". If omitted, the function will default to "Close".

Here is an example usage of the function:

How to Get Stock Market Price Information in Excel

This formula will retrieve the weekly closing prices of Apple stock from January 1st, 2020 to February 27th, 2023. The function will return a dynamic array of cells containing the stock prices.