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I am using Excel, latest version for Mac, 16.93.1 (25011917), and following a recent update either to 16.93 or 16.93.1 I have systematically an error message if I interrupt a calculation : "Excel ran out of resources while attempting to calculate one or more formulas. As a result, these formulas cannot be evaluated." after this error I must always quit excel and restart which is very annoying. Anyone having the same issue ?
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Thanks! I could use this example to reliably reproduce the problem (I found that NumDays=20000 would trigger). I sent this and related logs/screencapture to Microsoft Support.
Excellent, thanks. Fingers crossed for a swift resolution.
The problem sometimes occurs with lower NumDays values but that may be related to other spreadsheets that I have open.
if power Query makes a call to stockhistory for each day then you indeed can get this resource issue.
if, however, you first create an array of needed dates dan then you use ONE stockhistory call in regular XLS with one tickers array ($G4:$G26) and one dates array (AD$3:AJ$3) : cell AD4 =IFERROR(STOCKHISTORY($G4:$G26,AD$3:AJ$3,,2,0,1),"")
I wasn't aware that stockhistory accepts arrays as arguments - that is very helpful. Thanks!
By the way, my excel function makes a stockhistory call for each stock, not for each day.