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#SPREADSHEET CONVERTER STOCK PRICE UPDATE#
I hope this can help you to have less to update manually in your spreadsheets! The spreadsheets of course updates these values automatically. This is my way of importing stock prices from external websites. You can find a working examples of the above here. This gives the price "5,36" for Danish Aerospace as I am writing this.
#SPREADSHEET CONVERTER STOCK PRICE HOW TO#
Anyway it might serve as inspiration on how to get the first occurence of a class in the HTML.
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However their classes seem auto-generated to me, so it might break. Finding stocks on Nordnetīased on the chat below I have added the following example for getting quotes from Nordnet: This gives the price "134,35" as I am writing this. Prices for these can also be found using ImportXml, such as "Equinor" (not a recommendation for or against): Finding Norwegian stocksĪnother type of stocks not found in the Google finance API are Norwegian stocks. Which gives the current price: "97,28" as I am writing this. The function also work for other funds, such as "Sparindex index Japan Value KL" (not a recommendation for or colorBlack']") ".00" "") "." ",") If for example they change the classes or id on the element you get the price from, you will get an error. I should warn that these sort of "integrations" can break if the site you are importing from changes their HTML. Pretty? no, but that is what you get when you try to screen scrape. This I do using the SUBSTITUTE method twice as seen below: I therefore ended up trimming any ".00" and then convert the dot to a comma. Google spreadsheets will maybe (depending on your settings) add the decimals if it believes they are missing, which gives the extra. This can cause issues if the site uses a different format than your spreadsheet. In some countries a dot (.) sets the decimal place and in others a comma (,) is used. 00 after it or it looking like a completely different number. Depending on your locale it may look odd with extra. I could also have used the Id: This is enough to import the data into your Google spreadsheet. The xpath colorBlack']" used to find the price, reads like the following: "Find any td element with the classes fvPrice and colorBlack". The current price as I am writing this is "154.55" as seen in the above XML. The part of the HTML where the price was located, looked like the following: 154.55 I used the following to import the quotes: The fund I started with was " Danske Invest fjernøsten" (not a recommendation for or against). Even though you of course can get them from different sites. It is a good idea to find a site that has all the funds you wish to scrape. Other sites like marketscreener or yahoo have the stock prices as part of the initial HTML and their sites can therefore be scraped. Therefore I could not scrape the data from their website as it is not present when the scraper gets the HTML. However they use websockets and load the data asynchronously. I first tried my favourite website for charts and quotes tradingview.