Where U4 is the cell that contains a stock symbolĪlternatively, the stock symbol can be put directly in place of the cell reference surrounded by double quotes (eg &"BGM.V"&) instead of (&U4&) To get stock quotes in Libre Office without using an extension, you can use the following. You gave me the bit I needed! (at least untill yahoo it up again) Is there a way to import stock quotes from Google docs (to LO Calc) without having to go to Google docs and do a copy and paste/download the file each time?īottom line: are there any suggestions on how to deal with the issue of looking up stock prices in LO Calc without experiencing frequent disruptions (the ups and downs of the stock market are exciting enough)? Are there any robust extensions/macros out there that can be used with LibreOffice Calc - especially those not tied to Yahoo Finance?.There are other half baked options that are not worth anyone's time the options that are robust are mostly tied to Yahoo Finance and have also been rendered useless by Yahoo Finance's most recent upheaval. Google has developed a function however, it works with Google docs only.
Stock Market Function Extension 7.0 is designed to pull data from Morningstar also unfortunately, the most important parameter, the stock price, is not part of the elements that can be pulled from Morningstar. Financial websites, particularly Yahoo Finance, frequently make technical changes (purposefully?) that render extensions like Stock Market Function useless.For some time, I have been using LibreOffice Stock Market Function Extension 7.0 satisfactorily to access stock market values, specifically stock prices however, several days ago, this function stopped working - and I am not the only one who experienced this.
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