How to import historical stock prices into Excel?

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Importing historical stock prices into Excel allows you to do further analysis and calculation with the stock prices. You are not only able to calculate beta of a stock by yourself, but also back test your trading strategy. Furthermore, importing stock prices into Excel opens the door for determining reasonable range of valuation multiples. The benefits goes on and on. But first, you have to learn how to import stock prices into Excel.

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Outstanding! Thanks for taking the time for us.

texan
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how can you calculate the daily returns and use this data to demonstrate the law of large numbers and the central limit theorem on excel using same data from Yahoo Finance?

SiyoliseGxaba
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seems like the WSJ historical data doesn't work for KLSE now...

simplyliving
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Is there a list of symbols on the site? I am looking for the symbol for ^IRX.

jerhrbst
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Is there a way to import Weekly and Monthly data from this site??

jerhrbst
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Hi Sir, I have tryed to download a historical data from Yahoo Finance of a stock (about 10 years back) but when I go to charge the data in excel worksheet they are charged in a non usable way like this:
Date Open High Low Close Adj Close Volume

as you can see they are not separated by the right commas. Can please you share how is possible to solve the problem?
Some years ago the Yahoo raw data didn't presented this problem.
Thanks a lot in advance

aldomazzini
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What do you mean by the link to download the data into excel - is that a formula and what is that?

chingherong