Is it possible to have US Stocks in the sheet, I have tried to add a couple but get a type mismatch error when I do the get yahoo prices ?
Not sure if US stocks actually fit the remit of HYP ?
Chris
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HYP Top Up Sheet
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Re: HYP Top Up Sheet
anothername wrote:Is it possible to have US Stocks in the sheet, I have tried to add a couple but get a type mismatch error when I do the get yahoo prices ?
Not sure if US stocks actually fit the remit of HYP ?
Chris
Sorry Chris, the HYP Top-Up is hard-coded to UK stocks (the ticker has the .L suffix added automatically within the code)
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Re: HYP Top Up Sheet
kiloran wrote:anothername wrote:Is it possible to have US Stocks in the sheet, I have tried to add a couple but get a type mismatch error when I do the get yahoo prices ?
Not sure if US stocks actually fit the remit of HYP ?
Chris
Sorry Chris, the HYP Top-Up is hard-coded to UK stocks (the ticker has the .L suffix added automatically within the code)
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Thanks, I thought that might be the case.
Its a nice bit of software so thought it could be useful as a general portfolio tracker, I really like the sector weighting and the expected dividend totaling, I was rather supprised by how much divendend my current portfolio gets as it was not started as a HYP but I do tend towards dividend shares, esp as an ex TMF Share advisor user when I noticed that the ICE portfolio seemed to consistantly beat the supposedly high risk/high return fire portfolio
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Re: HYP Top Up Sheet
I have managed to make a minor mod to the HYP Top up to allow the use of NYSE/NASDAQ stocks with conversions of values back to GBP
so the rest of the sheet works, it's a bit of a bodge and needs the EPIC Codes for US Stocks to have a "$" prepended in the Digital Look Data Sheet.
Not sure if this is any use to anyone else and if its ok to post it as the code was password protected so not sure if its supposed to be looked at/modified ?, I sort of assumed that the password protection was just to prevent accidental mods (hopefully
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so the rest of the sheet works, it's a bit of a bodge and needs the EPIC Codes for US Stocks to have a "$" prepended in the Digital Look Data Sheet.
Not sure if this is any use to anyone else and if its ok to post it as the code was password protected so not sure if its supposed to be looked at/modified ?, I sort of assumed that the password protection was just to prevent accidental mods (hopefully
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Re: HYP Top Up Sheet
anothername wrote:I have managed to make a minor mod to the HYP Top up to allow the use of NYSE/NASDAQ stocks with conversions of values back to GBP
so the rest of the sheet works, it's a bit of a bodge and needs the EPIC Codes for US Stocks to have a "$" prepended in the Digital Look Data Sheet.
Not sure if this is any use to anyone else and if its ok to post it as the code was password protected so not sure if its supposed to be looked at/modified ?, I sort of assumed that the password protection was just to prevent accidental mods (hopefully)
Chris
I also have US stocks and manually update the prices after running the automated updates. Would be good to see what you've done to automate your version (I have done nothing).
You are correct re the password - it was put in to protect the innocent, not to block would-be tinkerers. Itsallaguess has never been secretive about what it is: "pleaseletmein".
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Re: HYP Top Up Sheet
vrdiver wrote:
Itsallaguess has never been secretive about what it is: "pleaseletmein".
VRD
Thanks VRD,
Yes, we're quite happy for people to get in there and modify or enhance the code for their own use. Given that I learnt most of what I know from digging into other peoples Visual Basic routines over the years, it would be a bit off for us to then properly protect our own code.
As you say, the only reason it's password-protected at all is to help stop unintended issues for people with their own spreadsheets. We've always been quite open about the password itself - 'pleaseletmein'.
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