STOCKHISTORY DATA for 9/8/2026

Douglas Gabel 0 Reputation points
2026-09-09T20:12:43.1+00:00

I have been online with support twice. They have no way of escalating this other than telling me to post a question.

I use Excel 365 for MAC. STOCKHISTORY works fine EXCEPT it will not return stock data for 9/8/2026 which is a full market day. That was yesterday and it should report data but does not. They had me do everything including reinstall Excel, use STOCKHISTORY in a number of various ways and the results are the same....... NO DATA FOR 9/8/26. I think this is a problem with Microsoft NOT LSEG the data provider. I believe LSEG provides data for MarketSurge and they are not having any issues.

Microsoft 365 and Office | Excel | For home | MacOS
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  1. AI answer

    2026-09-09T20:13:00.31+00:00

    This appears to be a service-side issue, not something that can be fixed locally on Excel for Mac.

    Supported facts:

    1. STOCKHISTORY in Excel for Microsoft 365 for Mac depends on an online data source.
    2. Stock and historical financial data used by Stocks data types and STOCKHISTORY are provided by LSEG Data & Analytics.
    3. Historical information is not available for some instruments, but when a date that should have market data is missing across repeated tests, reinstalling Excel is unlikely to change the result.
    4. When similar stock data outages have occurred, the documented community guidance was to report the issue from Excel through Help > Send Feedback so it reaches the Office developers.

    Given the testing already done with support, the practical next step is:

    1. In Excel for Mac, open Help.
    2. Select Send Feedback.
    3. Report that STOCKHISTORY returns no data for 9/8/2026 on a full market day, and include:
      • the exact formula used
      • the ticker symbols affected
      • confirmation that reinstall and multiple formula variations were already tested
      • confirmation that the issue is specific to that date

    One additional formula check is worth doing only because date parsing can vary by locale on Mac:

    • Use DATE() instead of a text date, for example: =STOCKHISTORY("MSFT",DATE(2026,9,8),DATE(2026,9,8),0,1)

    That avoids regional date-format interpretation issues that have been observed in community cases.

    Also note:

    • STOCKHISTORY requires a supported Microsoft 365 subscription.
    • Stock information is provided as-is and is delayed.
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  2. Douglas Gabel 0 Reputation points
    2026-09-09T20:18:13.6133333+00:00

    I did all the things you said. Problem remains. I used feedback.

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  3. EmilyS726 264.4K Reputation points Independent Advisor
    2026-09-09T20:53:40.27+00:00

    Hello,

    Based on what you described, I don’t think this is an issue with your Excel or your Mac. I actually saw quite a few questions on this same issue today already on the forum.

    I’m not seeing a Microsoft service advisory specifically acknowledging missing this data yet. However, since Sept 8 was the first trading day after the Labor Day, it is possible that the end-of-day data for that date was not processed correctly or has been delayed.

    This appears to be something Microsoft/LSEG will need to correct on the service side.

    It is good that you have sent in Feedback. Microsoft doesn't necessarily reply to feedback, but feedback is will help them discover issues.

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