From the last post, we learned how to extract stock prices using Python. However, more than likely you would want to export the information somewhere and can be distributed to other people. In this tutorial, we are going to learn how to export the stock data into an Excel spreadsheet.

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Source Code:

import os
import win32com.client as win32
import datetime
from pandas_datareader import data

working_dir = os.getcwd()

ExcelApp = win32.Dispatch('Excel.Application')
ExcelApp.visible = True
wbStock = ExcelApp.workbooks.add
wbStock.SaveAs(os.path.join(working_dir, 'Output', 'Stock Price Pull {0}.xlsx'.format(datetime.datetime.now().strftime('%m-%d-%Y %HH_%MM_%SS'))))


# Live Price Pull
tickers = ['MSFT', 'TLSA', 'GOOG', 'AAPL', 'DBX', 'FB', 'AMZN']
live_price_worksheet_Name = 'Live Price'

livePrice = data.get_quote_yahoo(tickers)
livePrice.reset_index(inplace=True)
livePrice.rename(columns={'index': 'Ticker'}, inplace=True)

wsPrice = wbStock.worksheets.add
wsPrice.Name = live_price_worksheet_Name

# Inserting Column Names
wbStock.Worksheets(live_price_worksheet_Name).Range(
    wbStock.Worksheets(live_price_worksheet_Name).cells(1, 1),
    wbStock.worksheets(live_price_worksheet_Name).cells(1, livePrice.shape[1])).value = livePrice.columns.tolist()

# Inserting Price Data
wbStock.Worksheets(live_price_worksheet_Name).Range(
    wbStock.Worksheets(live_price_worksheet_Name).cells(2, 1),
    wbStock.worksheets(live_price_worksheet_Name).cells(livePrice.shape[0] + 1, livePrice.shape[1])).value = livePrice.values.tolist()


"""
Import Historical Prices
"""
start_date, end_date = '2017-1-1', '2019-12-31'

for ticker in tickers:
    historicalPrice = data.DataReader(ticker, start=start_date, end=end_date, data_source='yahoo')

    wb = wbStock.worksheets.add
    wb.name = ticker

    # Inserting Column Names #TODO
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).Range(
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).cells(1, 2),
    wbStock.worksheets(ticker).cells(1, historicalPrice.shape[1] + 1)).value = historicalPrice.columns.tolist()

    # index
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).Range('A1').value = 'Date'

    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).Range(
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).cells(2, 1),
    wbStock.worksheets(ticker).cells(historicalPrice.shape[0] + 1, 1)).value = [[d] for d in historicalPrice.index.to_pydatetime().astype(str)]

    # price data 
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).Range(
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).cells(2, 2),
    wbStock.worksheets(ticker).cells(historicalPrice.shape[0] + 1, historicalPrice.shape[1] + 1)).value = historicalPrice.values.tolist()

    # formatting prices
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).Range(
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).cells(2, 2),
    wbStock.worksheets(ticker).cells(historicalPrice.shape[0] + 1, historicalPrice.shape[1] + 1)).numberformat = '#,##0.00'

    # formatting volumes
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).Range(
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).cells(2, "F"),
    wbStock.worksheets(ticker).cells(historicalPrice.shape[0] + 1, "F")).numberformat = '#,##'  

    # formatting dates
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).Range(
    wbStock.Worksheets(ticker).cells(2, 1),
    wbStock.worksheets(ticker).cells(historicalPrice.shape[0] + 1, 1)).numberformat = "m/d/yyyy"    

wbStock.save
wbStock.close
ExcelApp.Quit()