Get live crypto prices in Google Sheets.
This article shows you how to get live crypto prices in Google Sheets. You can use this to track your investments or just to get an idea of what is going on in the market.
Get real-time crypto prices in Google Sheets
To get real-time crypto prices in Google Sheets, use the following formula:
=GOOGL[crypto_currency]/BTC
For example, to get the price of Bitcoin in Google Sheets, use the following formula:
=GOOGL[Bitcoin]/BTC
How to get live crypto prices in Google Sheets
To get live crypto prices in Google Sheets, you can use the CoinMarketCap API.
Monitor cryptocurrency prices with Google Sheets
To track cryptocurrency prices on Google Sheets, you will first need to create a new sheet called "Cryptocurrencies".
Then, enter the following information into the sheet:
Name of Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin
Price of Bitcoin as of today: $10,000.00
You can also add other cryptocurrencies if you want. Just enter the price for each one and click on the "Update" button to save the changes.
Next, you will need to create a "Calculations" sheet. On this sheet, you will need to enter the following formulas:
=BTC_price()
=ETH_price()
=LTC_price()
=XRP_price()
=BCH_price()
=ADA_price()
=BTC_price()=BTC_price()*100
=ETH_price()=ETH_price()*100
=LTC_price()=LTC_price()*100
=XRP_price()=XRP_price()*100
=BCH_price()=BCH_price()*100
=ADA_price()=ADA_price()*100
The first two formulas will return the current price of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, XRP, Bitcoin Cash, and ADA. The next three formulas will return the percentage change in price from the previous day.
Automatically update crypto prices in Google Sheets
There is no built-in function to automatically update crypto prices in Google Sheets, but you can easily achieve this by using a third-party tool.
One such tool is CoinMarketCap.com, which provides real-time pricing data for a wide range of cryptocurrencies. You can access this information directly from Google Sheets by using the following formula:
=COINMARKETCAP.BTC(B4,B5)
where B4 and B5 represent the row and column headers in your spreadsheet, respectively.
Alternatively, you can use a free online service like CoinMarketCap.com to automatically update your crypto prices.
Get the latest crypto prices in Google Sheets
To get the latest crypto prices in Google Sheets, follow these steps:
Open Google Sheets. Click File and then click New Document. In the New Document dialog box, select Spreadsheet from the Type drop-down list. In the Sheet name field, type crypto_prices . Click OK. In the crypto_prices spreadsheet, click in the first row and type BTC . To get the value of 1 BTC, type 100000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 2 BTC, type 200000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 3 BTC, type 300000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 4 BTC, type 400000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 5 BTC, type 500000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 6 BTC, type 600000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 7 BTC, type 700000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 8 BTC, type 800000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 9 BTC, type 900000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 10 BTC, type 1000000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 11 BTC, type 1100000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 12 BTC, type 1200000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 13 BTC, type 1300000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 14 BTC, type 1400000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 15 BTC, type 1500000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 16 BTC, type 1600000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 17 BTC, type 1700000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 18 BTC, type 1800000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 19 BTC, type 1900000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 20 BTC, type 2000000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 21 BTC, type 2100000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 22 BTC, type 2200000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 23 BTC, type 2300000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 24 BTC, type 2400000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 25 BTC, type 2500000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 26 BTC, type 2600000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 27 BTC, type 2700000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 28 BTC, type 2800000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 29 BTC, type 2900000 in the cell next to BTC . To get the value of 30 BTC, type 3000000 in the cell next to BTC . Click OK.
You can also use this formula to calculate crypto prices:
=B2/A2
In this formula, B is bitcoin and A is another digital currency.
Stay up-to-date on crypto prices with Google Sheets
Cryptocurrencies are digital or virtual tokens that use cryptography to secure their transactions and to control the creation of new units. Cryptocurrencies are decentralized, meaning they are not subject to government or financial institution control. Bitcoin, the first and most well-known cryptocurrency, was created in 2009.
Integrate live crypto prices into your spreadsheet analysis
To integrate live crypto prices into your spreadsheet analysis, you'll need to install a cryptocurrency exchange aggregator like CoinMarketCap. Once installed, open the app and input your trading pair (BTC/USD, ETH/USD, etc.) into the "Market Cap" column. Next, enter the current price of each cryptocurrency into the "Price" column. Finally, add a column for "24h Volume" and calculate the total value of all cryptocurrencies traded over the past 24 hours.
You can also use a crypto price tracking app like CoinMarketCap to keep track of the latest prices for all cryptocurrencies.
Use Google Sheets to track cryptocurrency price changes
In order to track cryptocurrency price changes, you can use Google Sheets.
To start, create a new spreadsheet and enter the following data:
Column 1: cryptocurrency name
Column 2: current price
Column 3: previous price
Column 4: change (in percent)
For example, if you are tracking the price of Bitcoin, you would enter "Bitcoin" in Column 1, "$6,343.06" in Column 2, "$6,102.92" in Column 3, and "-$97.12" in Column 4. The change column would show the percentage difference between each price.
Create a real-time crypto price tracker with Google Sheets
If you're looking for a simple, real-time crypto price tracker with Google Sheets, you can use this free tool. Simply enter the name of the cryptocurrency you're interested in tracking, and the tool will automatically pull the latest price from exchanges and store it in a spreadsheet. You can also manually enter prices if you need to.
How to create a live crypto price tracker in Google Sheets
To create a live crypto price tracker in Google Sheets, follow these steps:
1. Open Google Sheets and create a new sheet.
2. In the Sheet tab, click the Data button.
3. Click the Import button.
4. Click the File... button.
5. Select the file you want to import.
6. In the Import dialog box, click the Select Type button.
7. In the Select Type dialog box, select the type of data you want to import.
8. Click the OK button.
9. In the Sheet tab, click the Data button.
10. Click the Import button.
11. In the Import dialog box, click the Select Type button.
12. In the Select Type dialog box, select the type of data you want to import.
13. Click the OK button.
14. In the Sheet tab, click the Data button.
15. Click the Import button.
16. In the Import dialog box, click the Select Type button.
17. In the Select Type dialog box, select the type of data you want to import.
18. Click the OK button.
19. In the Sheet tab, click the Values button.
20. In the Values column, click the cell that contains your live crypto price.
21. In the Rows column, click the cell that contains your live crypto value history.
22. Click the Format button.
23. In the Format Cells dialog box, select a format for your data.
24. Click the OK button.
