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"},{question:"How do you automatically update stock prices in Excel?",answer:"You can either use streaming functions to stream real time prices inside excel automatically, or you can use =qm_last(symbol) functions and press refresh button at the top left corner of marketxls to update the stock price in excel."},{question:"What is the formula of live stock quotes in excel?",answer:"To validate your Real-Time data, type in one of the streaming functions:\n=qm_stream_last(symbol) \nOnce you input the function, data should start streaming. "},{question:"Can you get historical stock data in Excel?",answer:"MarketXLS allows you to get historical stock data directly in your excel sheet within seconds. You can get the data for a particular date in the past or even choose a time range to get the historical values for that period."},{question:"How do I extract stock data in Excel?",answer:'You can use simple functions like =open("MSFT") to get the open price of the stock symbol. We have similar functions for all the important stock parameters like open,high,low,close,bid,ask,volume,change, etc. MarketXLS also offers real-time stock data in excel.'},{question:"Does MarketXLS provide an Excel function that returns historical adjusted close prices for stocks and ETFs, and is a Barchart data subscription required to use those functions?",answer:'Yes, MarketXLS provides the historical adjusted close prices. You have to use the "Custom Dates" button on the menu bar. It allows you to filter through different dates, ascending/descending order, and different time frames like daily, weekly, or monthly. This does not require a Barchart subscription unless you need stock data from CME, COMEX, CBOT, ICE Canada, etc. The "Custom Dates" function and other historical data functions should work with all MarketXLS subscriptions. The only historical data that you do not get in the Pro plan is "Intraday historical data".'}],optionsTradingExcelPage:[{question:"How do you get Options prices in Excel?",answer:"You can either stream real-time data from the market into excel by using streaming functions, or you can use qm_last(symbol) to retrieve last price and refresh manually when needed."},{question:"How do you get Option chain in Excel?",answer:'You can query the option chain of any stock ticker by using =QM_GetOptionChain("Symbol")'},{question:"Can you get Implied Volatility Percentile & Ranks?",answer:"By entering =ImpliedVolatility into the worksheet, you will be able to use all of the MarketXLS percentile and ranking functions."},{question:"How to create an Option Symbol?",answer:"You can create an option symbol by using the =OptionSymbol() function, which takes as input a stock ticker, expiry date, Call or Put and strike price."},{question:"Are there any pre-build templates available?",answer:"Yes, all the prebuild options strategies templates are available on the website's template section."}],stockQuotesInExcelPage:[{question:"How to add real time stock quotes in excel?",answer:"To validate your Real-Time data, type in one of the streaming functions:\n=qm_stream_last(symbol) \nOnce you input the function, data should start streaming. 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