The Spreadsheet Add-ins at a Glance
Custom Excel and Google Sheets functions that pull live dividend and financial data straight into your cells.
The spreadsheet add-ins are the original Dividend Data product: custom functions for Excel and Google Sheets that pull live market data straight into your cells. Type one formula and a yield, a full dividend history, or an entire income statement appears — and it refreshes on its own, so the sheet stays current without copy-paste.
What You Get
- 16 functions covering dividends, financial statements, metrics, ratios, quotes, company profiles, growth rates, fund data, analyst estimates, and more. 8 of them are on the free plan; the rest — including the batch functions and the analyst-data functions — are Pro.
- The same account as the Terminal. Your Terminal sign-in, plan, and data all carry over — nothing separate to buy or manage.
- Coverage for stocks, ETFs, and funds worldwide, with the same data the Terminal's research pages show.
Credits: One Pool, Two Products
Each formula call spends data credits from a single monthly pool shared across the add-ins and the Terminal: 2,500 credits per month on Free, 150,000 on Pro. Credits are spent per data point returned — a single value costs one credit, a spilled table one per figure — so the free allowance covers a working watchlist sheet comfortably. Full details in How Credits Work.
History Depth
On the free plan the statement, metrics, growth, ratio, and quote functions return roughly five years of history — enough for recent-trend work. Pro extends them to 30+ years, which is where long-term dividend-growth and statement analysis gets interesting.
Where to Manage Everything
The Spreadsheets hub in the Terminal is home base: install links for both platforms, a searchable function reference with a point-and-click Formula Builder, ready-made templates, your live month-to-date credit usage, and a plan comparison.
Ready to set up? Start with Install the Google Sheets Add-in or Install the Excel Add-in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do the add-ins cost extra on top of a Terminal subscription?
No. One account covers both — the free plan includes 8 functions and 2,500 monthly credits, and a Pro subscription unlocks all 16 functions and 150,000 credits across the Terminal and both add-ins.