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Welcome to The Windows Club! We are here with a video on fetching real-time stock prices in Excel using Stock Quote. This has been explained in this article on The Windows Club. We would be sharing the link in the description. Heres how you can fetch real time stock prices. Select a column and then create a formula in this column. This could be done using the table function. Go to insert, select table, click on ok. This would create a column. Let me name this column stock name. Then, enter the name of popular stocks, for example, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, Alibaba, JP Morgan. These names do not need to be exact but try to make them as near as the exact name as possible. Then, click on data and select stocks. This will dissolve the name into the exact company names. Verify it. Once it is verified, you would notice this little icon. To add column next to it, click on it and select rise. This will create another column with prices of these stocks. You can delete the extra rows. Then aga