Supported Platforms
Check whether your spreadsheet can run Tickerdata before you subscribe.
Where Tickerdata runs
Tickerdata is an add-in for your spreadsheet, so it can only run where your spreadsheet allows add-ins to define custom functions. That means a computer in both cases: neither the Google Sheets apps nor the Excel apps for tablets and phones can run one. On the desktop, Google Sheets works in any modern browser, and Excel works on the web, on Microsoft 365, and on Office 2024 and Office 2021 — but not on Office 2019 or older.
Checking your version of Excel
In Excel, go to File → Account. The right-hand panel shows the product name and, under About Excel, the version number.
- Product name — Microsoft 365, Office 2024, and Office 2021 all work. Office 2019 and anything older does not, and no update will change that.
- Version — on Mac the floor is 16.35. On Windows it is 2002 for Microsoft 365, and 2311 for a one-off Office 2021 or 2024 bought as a single purchase. Office deployed by an IT department under a volume licence stays on version 2108 by design and works there, as long as the build number is 14332.20011 or higher.
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Why tablets and phones are missing
Neither spreadsheet runs add-in custom functions on a mobile device — there is no setting to turn on. The Google Sheets apps for iPad, iPhone, and Android do not load add-ons at all, and Excel for iPad and mobile does not run custom functions.
A spreadsheet built with Tickerdata still opens on those devices and shows the values that were last saved. The formulas simply will not recalculate until you open the file on a computer.
Next steps
- Install in Google Sheets
- Quick Start — your first formula
- Install in Excel
- Excel Essentials — spilled results,
#BUSY!, and reading errors - Quick Start — your first formula
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