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Posted by J M on October 27, 2006, 4:55 am
>I suggest you spend $30 on Quicken or Money. Then you can download
> stock prices dailey or whenever.
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> Frank
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> tom.berkey@gmail.com wrote:
>> Can anyone provide any info regarding how Google finance can be
>> employed to track the investments in a given portfolio as a function of
>> time? It seems as if the only means of doing this currently is a manual
>> cut and paste operation into an Excel spreadsheet.
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Tom,
Before you spend that money look into the Web Query function in Excel.
This little-known function allows you to import stock prices directly into a
spreadsheet. It's under Tools > Import External Data.
A quick Google turns up many tutorials on Web Queries, such as this one:
http://tinyurl.com/ygqtbd
Also, the Gummy Stuff website has a some Excel files about this tool here:
http://www.gummy-stuff.org/portfolio.htm
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