Excel for Mac should have the new Stocks functionalty
It would be great if Excel for Mac (Insiders) is able to have the new Stocks functionality currently used by Excel for PC (Insiders)
This functonality is described in https://support.office.com/en-us/article/get-a-stock-quote-e5af3212-e024-4d4c-bea0-623cf07fbc54
In respect of this particular capability, it would bring Excel for Mac more in line with Apple Numbers which currently offers something similar.
Thank you for considering this addition.
Jonathan
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Hi Jonathan – thanks for asking! We’re working on this and will update the status here once it’s closer to being ready.
James Spotanski,
Program Manger, Excel
37 comments
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Rob Griffiths
commented
Richard: It's in 16.28, and it's actually described on Microsoft's Excel page right now:
https://support.office.com/en-us/excel
Basically, type a ticker name in a cell, select the cell, select the Data toolbar, then click Stocks. It will convert it to a stock field, and it'll have a small gray pop-up when selected. Click the pop-up to choose various data fields to display.
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Richard Giroux
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Hi, any news on this? Now using Mac (from PC), and can't believe the stock data is not available in Excel for Mac... this is so wrong...
Thanks for an update.
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Anonymous
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Yes (James?), please add this function so I can update my stocks in Excel on my iMac desktop.
365 Subscriber.
Thanks !!!
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Johnnygoodface
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Curiously millage vary from one user to the next: some will have it in 16.21 and some not even on 16.23. Go figure! This is one of the worst mess I’ve seen for a feature deployment!!!
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Aidan
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I upgraded to fast insider V 16.23 (190206) today and still don't have the feature! What is going on?
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Johnnygoodface
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They just release (Office Insider Slow) v16.21 (190115) and I updated my dad with it, to no avail: still no Stock Icon on the ribbon. :( I don't daree going all the way thru 16.22 on his iMac, and knowing that deploying 16.21 fixed it on my MBP, I still can't find a reasonable raison that would explain that discrepancy
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Bill
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Adding market synbols should be on the list of enhancements.
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Bill
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today i got fast insider V 16.22 (1901122) and I now have the "sTock "function on the MBP. Yeah!
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Johnnygoodface
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... And on my side I restarted my MBP in French (from English): my Stocks are still there. So it's not a question of language setup. Both my Dad and I are on the same O365 subscription, and are using both macOS Mojave, latest updates.
(music notes) "moderatoooooooor" ??
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Bill
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Johnny
As a matter of information to you and others, I did an uninstall using "Clean My Mac" to remove all traces of office 365. I did reinstall. I got Excel 16.20 with no stock function.
I then did like you, a slow insider and got 16.21 with NO stock feature. Then did a fast insider and upgraded to 16.22 with no stock data feature. All of this was on the MBPro.
One thing you will notice is that when you add Stock table and then open sheet on a machine without feature, and do data refresh you will "error" out data in the table.
I can't get over the fact that the same MS office account with 2 registered Macs gets different features in the same versions.
I would love to hear from the moderator.
Bill
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Johnnygoodface
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Hi Bill... Now I get the exact opposite as you: my dad's iMac, now v16.21 doesn't have the stocks, when my MBP, same version, has them... The only difference are the language (French on iMac and English on MBP)...
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Bill
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Johnny
How interesting, Your 16.21 has the feature and my 16.22 on the MBP doesn't.
Good luck.
I am still considering a complete uninstall of Office 365 on the laptop, and reinstall.
Glad I could help.
Bill
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Johnnygoodface
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Bill... YES! v16.21 has the stock option enabled! I'm testing it as we speak!
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Bill
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Johnny
I have had the feature on the iMac for about 6 or 7 weeks. Both Masc under same user account so feature set doesn't appear to be based on the user. More weirdness.
Bill
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Johnnygoodface
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Wow Bill: You've got it: I've selected "Slow Insider" and MS is offering me v.16.21.0 (19010803). So I'm pretty sure that when I select "Fast insider" I'd get your 16.22 version... I'm gonna try the 16.21 first and keep you posted
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Bill
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Anon:
I didn't do anything out of the ordinary. I use the built-in "Check for Updates" . under "Help" menu bar item. I have upgrade option set for "Fast Insider".
There must be some supporting file that one Mac has and the other doesn't. I tried moving the Excel APP from one to the other. "Stock" function didn't transfer.
Any thoughts?
Bill
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Johnnygoodface
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Oups... you said both had the same versions... sorry...
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Johnnygoodface
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Bill with that version 16.22 --- dated: 2019 jan 09, it seems to mean that MS has started deploying that new update to some users only. So that would explain that only your iMac is updated, not the MBP yet. So I can't wait to be updated too. Do you remember having signing up for any beta version enrolment?
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Johnnygoodface
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Hi Bill, how did you get that version (16.22) Even on Microsoft site, they say 16.20 is the latest: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdates/update-history-office-for-mac
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Johnnygoodface
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This is SO weird: Mine reports 16.20 (181208) "Office 365 subscription" on my MBP and Excel says no update is available. What's going on here?