Excel 2016 Price

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Now press the ‘Get Data' button and the stock prices will be presented in a new sheet. I selected the time period of 1st January, 2016 to 31st October, 2016 and weekly periodicity. The results are shown below: As you can see, you ow have the weekly historical stock prices for the Google stock. Unfortunately, this feature doesn't work at the moment for Excel 2016. See more about current stock prices and other quotes in Excel for Microsoft 365. If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to ask OfficeToolTips team. Microsoft 365 Family: Get premium versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook, 1TB OneDrive cloud storage and more for up to 6 people Excel 2016 - get it now with Office 365 With Office 365, you get all the latest Office apps plus 1TB OneDrive storage. Office.com and Office Mobile apps - Free. Office.com provides completely free, but slightly limited.

New features in Excel 2016. While Microsoft Excel 2016 looks almost identical to the 2013 version, Microsoft has made many changes under the hood. Microsoft Excel 2016 now includes features that make analyzing large amounts of data stress-free. Some of these new features are as follows.

Q. What happened to Excel's ability to import stock prices? That functionality seems to have vanished.

A. Many CPAs treasured the ability to link real-time stock prices in Excel, but Microsoft removed this functionality a couple of years ago, reportedly because it was not fully compatible with Office 365. I'm happy to report that Microsoft has now brought back real-time stock prices, but they are available only in Office 365, and the steps for creating such a link are different, as illustrated in the following simple example.

Epic action llc refund. I entered the ticker symbol DAL (for Delta Air Lines Inc.) in cell A3, and with cell A3 selected, from the Data tab I selected Stocks from the Data Types group, and then Delta Air LinesInc from the resulting Data Selector dialog box, as pictured below.

These actions create a live link between your workbook and the Nasdaq exchange database, which includes information from all the major U.S. stock indexes. Next, in cell B3, I began writing the formula =A3, which pops up a list of available stock data field names that I can insert in my workbook, a partial list of which is pictured below. Finally, I simply selected a field name (Price in this example) and pressed Enter to link the current Delta Air Lines stock price ($58.54 in this example) to my workbook. You can see the resulting formula in cell B3, which returns the current stock price for Delta, is =A3.price.

This functionality works even better when an Excel Table is involved, as follows. With my cursor positioned in cell A1, I inserted a table from the Inserttab by selecting Tableand clicking OK to create a table in cellsA1:A2. Next, I typed the two column heading names Company and Price in cells A1 and B1, respectively (in this example, my table area expanded automatically to include column B as I entered the column B name). Next, I increased the column width of column A by about 200%, and in cell A2, I entered MSFT (the ticker symbol for Microsoft) and then clicked the Stocks icon on the Data tab, as pictured below. This action launched the Data Selector dialog box pictured at the bottom right of the screenshot at the bottom of the previous page, and I selected the Microsoft Corp Stock - Nasdaq Stock option, which automatically linked the MSFT ticker symbol in cell A2 to the Nasdaq stock price database.

You can see in the screenshot below that Excel indicates this linkage with an icon of a columned building in cell A2, and Excel also automatically changes the MSFT ticker symbol to the more detailed name Microsoft Corp (XNAS:MSFT). Next I entered the formula =[Company].Price in cell B2 to return the current stock price for Microsoft ($125.83 in this example as of June 5, 2019). Doom system requirements.

The Table expands dynamically to incorporate additional Nasdaq data fields so you can prepare and manage a rather sophisticated portfolio. You can try this functionality yourself by downloading my example portfolio template, pictured below, at CarltonCollins.com/stock.xlsx. This template is set up to accommodate 100 investments — simply enter your stock ticker, category, and number of shares into the yellow cells, and Excel will instantly produce the corresponding data in the light blue cells.

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J. Carlton Collins, CPA, (carlton@asaresearch.com) is a technology consultant, a conference presenter, and a JofA contributing editor.

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How to calculate discount rate or price in Excel?

When Christmas is coming, there must be many sale promotions in shopping malls. But if the different kinds of items have different discounts, how can you calculate the discount rates or prices of the different items? Now, I talk about two formulas for you to calculate the discount rates and discount prices in Excel.

If you want to follow along with this tutorial, please download the example spreadsheet.

Calculate discount rate with formula in Excel

The following formula is to calculate the discount rate. Enable microphone access.

1. Type the original prices and sales prices into a worksheet as shown as below screenshot:

2. Select a blank cell, for instance, the Cell C2, type this formula =(B2-A2)/ABS(A2) (the Cell A2 indicates the original price, B2 stands the sales price, you can change them as you need) into it, and press Enter button, and then drag the fill handle to fill this formula into the range you want. See screenshot:

3. Select the formula range cells, in this case, select the range C2:C5, right click > Format Cells. See screenshot:

4. In the Format Cells dialog, click Number > Percentage, and specify the decimal places then click OK. See screenshot:

There is an alternative method: firstly select the range, and then click the % (Percent style) in the Number group on the Home tab.

You can see the result as shown:

Tip: The result percentage reflect a percent discount on the item.

Calculate discount price with formula in Excel

If you have lists of data about the original prices and discount rate in a worksheet, and you can do as follow to calculate the sales prices.

Select a blank cell, for instance, the Cell C2, type this formula =A2-(B2*A2) (the Cell A2 indicates the original price, and the Cell B2 stands the discount rate of the item, you can change them as you need), press Enter button and drag the fill handle to fill the range you need, and the sales prices have been calculated. See screenshot:

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