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DIVIDENDDATA_RATIOS - Financial Ratios

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DIVIDENDDATA_RATIOS

What It Does

Retrieves a specific financial ratio or key metric for a stock. Returns either the latest value or a historical table for trend analysis.

Why It's Useful

Financial ratios are essential for valuation, comparing companies, and assessing financial health. Whether you need P/E ratios for a valuation model, current ratios for liquidity analysis, or ROE for profitability comparison β€” this function delivers 50+ ratios directly to your spreadsheet.

Syntax

=DIVIDENDDATA_RATIOS(symbol, metric, showHeaders, period, year)

Parameters

Parameter

Required

Default

Description

symbol

Yes

-

Stock ticker symbol

metric

Yes

-

The ratio or key metric

showHeaders

No

FALSE

If TRUE, returns historical table

period

No

""

"annual", "quarter", "ttm"

year

No

""

Specific year filter

Available Metrics (50+)

Valuation: PeRatio, PriceToSalesRatio, PbRatio, PfcfRatio, EnterpriseValueOverEBITDA, EvToFreeCashFlow, EarningsYield, FreeCashFlowYield, MarketCap, EnterpriseValue

Profitability: GrossProfitMargin, OperatingProfitMargin, NetProfitMargin, Roe (Return on Equity), Roic (Return on Invested Capital), ReturnOnAssets

Liquidity: CurrentRatio, QuickRatio, CashRatio

Leverage: DebtToEquity, DebtToAssets, NetDebtToEBITDA, InterestCoverage

Efficiency: InventoryTurnover, ReceivablesTurnover, PayablesTurnover, DaysSalesOutstanding, DaysPayablesOutstanding

Dividends: DividendYield, PayoutRatio, DividendPayoutRatio

Per Share: RevenuePerShare, NetIncomePerShare, FreeCashFlowPerShare, BookValuePerShare, CashPerShare

Examples

Get P/E ratio:

=DIVIDENDDATA_RATIOS("MSFT", "PeRatio")

Output: Latest P/E ratio

Get current ratio history:

=DIVIDENDDATA_RATIOS("AAPL", "CurrentRatio", TRUE, "annual")

Output: Annual current ratio history table

Get return on equity:

=DIVIDENDDATA_RATIOS("JNJ", "Roe")

Output: Latest ROE (e.g., 0.25 = 25%)

Get debt to equity:

=DIVIDENDDATA_RATIOS("T", "DebtToEquity")

Output: Debt-to-equity ratio

Get dividend payout ratio:

=DIVIDENDDATA_RATIOS("VZ", "PayoutRatio")

Output: Payout ratio (e.g., 0.58 = 58%)

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