Live crypto prices in Excel.
Keep up with all the latest cryptocurrency prices in Excel with this live crypto price add-in. With this add-in, you can get the prices of over 1,000 cryptocurrencies in Excel, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Litecoin, and more.
Real-time Cryptocurrency Prices in Excel
This Excel spreadsheet provides real-time cryptocurrency prices for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin. The prices are updated every minute and are based on data from CoinMarketCap.com.
How to Get Live Crypto Prices in Excel
To get live crypto prices in Excel, you will first need to access the CryptoCompare website. After logging in, click on the "Live Coin Prices" link in the left-hand column.
Next, you will need to select the cryptocurrency you would like to see prices for. To do this, you will first need to click on the "Select Coins" button next to the "Live Coin Prices" heading.
Once you have selected the coin you want to view prices for, simply click on the "Live Coin Prices" link in the left-hand column and select the currency you would like to see prices in.
Finally, you will need to select the date range you would like to view prices for. To do this, simply click on the "Date Range" button and select the date range you would like to view prices for.
Once you have made your selections, simply click on the "Submit" button at the bottom of the page and your live crypto prices will be displayed in Excel.
Live Crypto Data in Excel
Launch Microsoft Excel and open the file CryptoData.xlsx.
In the first column, enter the bitcoin price as of the date specified in row 1.
In the second column, enter the total number of bitcoins in circulation as of that date.
In the third column, enter the total number of bitcoins mined as of that date.
In the fourth column, enter the total number of bitcoins traded on exchanges as of that date.
In the fifth column, enter the total number of bitcoins used to purchase goods and services as of that date.
In the sixth column, enter the total value of all bitcoin transactions as of that date.
In the seventh column, enter the percentage change in bitcoin value from the previous day.
In the eighth column, enter the percentage change in bitcoin value from the prior week.
In the ninth column, enter the percentage change in bitcoin value from the prior month.
In the tenth column, enter the percentage change in bitcoin value from the prior year.
Getting Started with Live Crypto Prices in Excel
There is no need to download any special software or plugins to get started with live crypto prices in Excel. Simply open up a new worksheet and insert the following formula into cells A1 and A2:
=CODES("BTC-USD", "BTC-EUR")
To get the current Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) prices, simply type in the values in cell A1 and A2, respectively. You can also use the arrows on the right side of the cell to scroll through the list of available cryptocurrencies.
Once you have entered the values for BTC and ETH, you can use the formulas in cells B1 and B2 to calculate the current value of each cryptocurrency. For example, if the value of BTC was $10,000 and the value of ETH was $320, the formula in cell B1 would return $3,200.
Using Excel to Track Cryptocurrency Prices
Cryptocurrency prices can be tracked on a daily basis in Excel. All you need to do is create a new sheet and enter the following data:
Cryptocurrency Name: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin
Exchange: BTC, ETH, LTC
Price: USD
You can also use this sheet to track your profits and losses over time.
Visualizing Cryptocurrency Prices with Excel
There are many ways to visualize cryptocurrency prices in Excel.
One way is to use a scatterplot to show the price of Bitcoin over time, alongside other cryptocurrencies.
Another way is to use a histogram to show the distribution of prices over time.
You can also use Excel to calculate the value of a cryptocurrency over time, or to calculate its market capitalization.
Building a Real-time Cryptocurrency Price Tracker in Excel
There are a few different ways you could go about building a real-time cryptocurrency price tracker in Excel. You could use a free online price tracker like CoinMarketCap or CoinDesk, or you could build your own price tracker using a programming language like JavaScript.
If you want to build your own price tracker, the first step is to decide what data you want to track. You could track the prices of individual cryptocurrencies, the total value of all cryptocurrencies, or the percentage change in cryptocurrency prices over the past 24 hours.
Once you have decided which data you want to track, the next step is to create a spreadsheet with the appropriate formulas. In your price tracker spreadsheet, you will need to calculate the following pieces of information:
The current price of each cryptocurrency
The average price of each cryptocurrency over the past 24 hours
The percentage change in cryptocurrency prices over the past 24 hours
To calculate the current price of a cryptocurrency, you will need to use the formulas provided by CoinMarketCap or CoinDesk. To calculate the average price of a cryptocurrency over the past 24 hours, you will need to use the formulas provided by CoinMarketCap. To calculate the percentage change in cryptocurrency prices over the past 24 hours, you will need to use the formula provided by CoinMarketCap.
Once you have calculated the current price, average price, and percentage change for each cryptocurrency, you can chart the data on your price tracker spreadsheet. You can use charts like the ones provided by CoinMarketCap or CoinDesk to visualize the data.
If you want to build your own real-time cryptocurrency price tracker, be sure to check out our guide on how to build a simple cryptocurrency price tracker in JavaScript.
