Welcome to MarketXLS

Welcome to the MarketXLS User Manual. This guide will help you navigate the functionalities of MarketXLS. Use it to find answers to your queries.

For the past 7 years, MarketXLS has assisted thousands of customers in implementing their investment research strategies and monitoring systems in Excel. We constantly search for the best data sources and tools to help individual investors bridge the information gap.


Getting Started

Signing Up

After purchasing a subscription, you will receive an email that contains links to download the MarketXLS software. The email will also provide detailed instructions for setting up the platform. It will include a download link for MarketXLS as well as your unique license key.

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For real-time data access, please refer to the separate broker documentation in the email.

We are committed to providing exceptional customer support. As part of this, every new subscriber is entitled to a 30-minute onboarding call, free of charge. To schedule this, please visit our Book a Call page.

Additionally, we offer a wide range of templates to aid in your investment journey, and these are available to all our subscribers at no extra cost. You can explore these templates at **MarketXLS Templates.**

Installing MarketXLS

Once MarketXLS is installed:

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Broker Integration

Angel One

Instructions for Setting Up Real-time Data Streaming with AngleOne Broker via MarketXLS Add-in

Pre-requisites: AngelOne Account, also ensure you have Microsoft Excel and the MarketXLS Add-in installed and active .

  1. Sign Up on SmartAPI:
  1. Create an App for Real-time Data Streaming:

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  1. Retrieve Your API Key:

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  1. Enable Two-Factor Authentication (TOTP) and Retrieve Token:

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  1. Initiate Real-time Data Streaming in MarketXLS:

Troubleshooting:

Note: Steps might vary slightly based on updates or changes made to the broker's interface. Always ensure you're using the latest version of the MarketXLS Add-in.

Zerodha

Instructions for Setting Up Real-time Data Streaming with Zerodha via MarketXLS Add-in

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Real-Time Data Feed

To validate your Real-Time data, type in one of the streaming functions:

=BrokerNamelast(symbol)

Once you input the function, data should start streaming. Now you are ready to use MarketXLS - so in the next section, take a look at all the functions available.


Symbology Guide

This guide is designed to help you access and utilize data for Indian stocks, options, futures, and commodities using the MarketXLS Excel Add-in. Follow the steps below to set up and use the correct symbology for various financial instruments in the Indian market.

Step 1: Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have the following:

Step 2: Broker Account

You need an active broker account with either:

Note: More brokers will be added in future software updates.

Step 3: Symbology for Stocks, Options, Futures & Commodities

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Stocks Symbol

Stock symbols are the same as NSE symbols with the addition of a ":IN" suffix.

Example:

Options Symbol

For options, you need four pieces of information:

  1. Underlying ticker
  2. Expiry Date
  3. Call/Put
  4. Strike Price

Use the following function in MarketXLS:

=OptionSymbol("Underlying:IN","DD-MM-YYYY","Call/Put", "StrikePrice")


Example:

=OptionSymbol("TCS:IN", "28-11-2024", "Call", "4200")


This will generate the symbol: @TCS:IN241128C04200000

Future Symbol

For futures, you need the underlying ticker and expiry date. Use the following function:

=FutureSymbol("Underlying:IN", "DD-MM-YYYY")


Example:

=FutureSymbol("RELIANCE:IN", "28-11-2024")


This will generate the symbol: /RELIANCE:IN28NOV24FUT

MCX (Commodities)

MarketXLS supports various MCX (Multi Commodity Exchange) indices. Here are the symbols for all indices available for MCX:

Note: These are the symbols for all indices available for MCX. To get data for futures or options on MCX commodities, please refer to the futures and options symbology explained in the sections above.

Additional Notes

Resources

For specific queries or issues with MarketXLS functions, please refer to the MarketXLS documentation or contact their support team.


How to Use: Functions

Function List

Using Templates

Forex Functions

All currency functions in MarketXLS need a Source Currency Symbol and a target currency symbol. Always, 1st symbol is the source, and the second is the symbol.