Yahoo Historical Quotes Downloader.xls
Just thought I'd put this up here for anyone who needs or wants to download historical data from Yahoo Finance.
End Date is automatically set to the current date.
Start Date is set to 140 days in the past. Feel free to change either of these
Put in the tickers you want in column B under 'Symbol' and push the 'Get Prices' button. Excel will save a .csv file for each ticker in the same directory as the workbook.
I also have one that creates a new sheet in the workbook for each symbol if you don't want all the seperate files, but it is 10x slower.
Edit: I guess I can't upload it to the forum. PM me if you are interested and I can email it to ya. It's pretty slick.
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Originally Posted by Shep
Yahoo Historical Quotes Downloader
