I've tried to import RSI from trading view to google sheet but I can't.
The formula I used :
=IMPORTXML("https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/NASDAQ-AAPL/technicals/","//div[#id='technicals-root']/td[#class='cell-2-juHm8n']")
Please help!
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I have three different formulas that keep #REFing out and need help with:
=ARRAYFORMULA({Importrange($A$1,$H$1&"!A3:H10000");Importrange($A$1,$H$1&"!A10001:H20000");Importrange($A$1,$H$1&"!A20001:H31486")})
=ARRAYFORMULA({Importrange($A$1,$H$1&"!I3:P10000");Importrange($A$1,$H$1&"!I10001:P20000");Importrange($A$1,$H$1&"!I20001:P31486")})
=ARRAYFORMULA({Importrange($A$1,$H$1&"!Q3:X10000");Importrange($A$1,$H$1&"!Q10001:X20000");Importrange($A$1,$H$1&"!Q20001:X31486")})
Why is this import range not working? Is there something I can edit to help these formulas flow through better? Thanks for all of the help!
I have added in the last half into the formulas to break up the formulas a bit and that seemed to help temporarily.
Basically to import the column data from a work sheet to the work sheet being worked upon?
I'm trying to import data with the importhtml function into a specific format within google sheets. Below I have an example of what the original import looks like and I am trying to format it to look like the 2nd example. Is that possible where each date has it's own column with the event to the right of it?
The tricky part is this list will auto update every week with new events so aggregating the correct dates/times into their own columns with the correct events... don't think it's possible with the widget I’m extracting from but if anyone has any ideas would greatly appreciate the suggestions.
If this works I’ll be using it to create a synced calendar with google/apple.
Here is the formula I am using: =importhtml("https://sslecal2.investing.com?columns=exc&importance=2,3&features=datepicker,timezone&countries=5&calType=week&timeZone=8&lang=1","table","1")
And here is the link to the spreadsheet if you need it
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IC_ZqKbLgMLksCXral5eXZcSf6CVDtTSsBxMNmbrhzo/edit?usp=sharing
You can hide the columns as a result of the import and in blank cells use
={TRANSPOSE(INDEX(IMPORTHTML(E1, "table", 1),,1)),TRANSPOSE(INDEX(IMPORTHTML(E1, "table", 1),,2))}
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I'm not well-versed in Google Sheets or anything related to it really, but i'm doing basic google sheet formula stuff at the moment for my business, I am importing data from somewhere else and have copied over data from the import into my stats sheet using the basic copy formula
"DataSheet!A1:A"
later on, the Data Sheet will have to be updated with another imported sheet that will match in rows/columns but with new values...
... How do I reference/copy over columns from another sheet, while making it easy to update with a new import later on?
perhaps try:
={DataSheet!A1:A; DataSheet2!A1:A}
I'm trying to import historical data for Closing Prices for various Stock Market indices around the world in Google Sheets. The =GOOGLEFINANCE() function is limited and it seems like you can only import one ticker at a time.
This process is very easy in Python for example, where I can just use the following code, which will give me the historical Closing prices for these various indices since 2000:
indxes = ['^GSPC', '^IXIC', '^DJI', '^OMX', '^GDAXI', '^AXJO', '^FCHI', '^HSI', '^BVSP', '^N225']
indices = web.DataReader(indxes,'yahoo', start = '01-01-2000')['Close']
indices
Does anyone have any idea about how to perform this action in Google Sheets?
player0's answer:
The best you can do in Google Sheets is to put them in array {}