EARNINGS Premium
Premium Formula
This formula can only be used with paid plans. Free plans or trial plans will not work.
Fetches current or historical earnings data for a stock ticker.
Sample Usage
=EARNINGS("AAPL")
=EARNINGS("AAPL", "all,noheaders")
=EARNINGS("AAPL", "year,quarter,eps,eps surprise", "1/1/2021", "12/31/2021")
Syntax
=EARNINGS(symbol, [attributes], start date, end date)
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symbol (REQUIRED) The stock’s ticker symbol.
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[attributes] (OPTIONAL) Use one or more attributes to customize the response:
- "symbol" – The ticker symbol for the stock.
- "year" – The fiscal year for the earnings report.
- "quarter" – The fiscal quarter for the earnings report.
- "date" – The date of the earnings report. This is usually expressed as the last day of the quarter.
- "report date" – The date the company reported the earnings.
- "report time" - The time the company plans to report earnings.
- "currency" - The currency earnings are reported in.
- "reported eps" - The earnings per share reported by the company.
- "estimated eps" - The estimated earnings per share by Wall Street.
- "surprise eps" - The difference in eps between Wall Street and the actual earnings report.
- "surprise eps percent" - The difference in percentage terms between the reported EPS and estimated EPS.
- "updated" - The date and time the earnings data for this ticker was lasted refreshed.
- "all" – Returns all values.
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start date (OPTIONAL) The start date when fetching data. If start date is specified, but end date is not, only the single day’s data is returned.
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end date (OPTIONAL) The end date when fetching data, or the number of calendar days (not trading days) from start date for which to return data.
Notes
Non-GAAP earnings are reported for most tickers. If the company does not report non-GAAP earnings, GAAP earnings will be used instead.