In seconds you can link an Excel cell to a free database, and then use demographic data in formulae, tables, charts and anywhere else you may find it useful. The 'Geography' database contains everything from British counties to American states, from Swiss cantons to Chinese provinces, and from the largest of countries to tiny, remote villages. Like Stock (that provides information from stock exchanges) Geography is a 'linked' data types rolled out in October 2020 to Excel 3

In seconds Excel 365 users can include constantly refreshed trading prices to their stocks and shares spreadsheets - and if you have one you know how difficult that has been. Select a cell that identifies a stock. This can be the code the exchange uses to identify, the name of the company, or any other string you feel could be helpful. Select the Data menu in the ribbon; and in the Data Types group click the 'Stocks' icon. If there's any ambiguity Excel will present the Data