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How to track Indian Mutual Funds using Google Sheets and update the price automatically


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Looking to manage the mutual fund portfolio, and automatically update the price so the portfolio always shows the correct information.



I have tried to use Google sheet functions like



INDEX
SPLIT
VLOOKUP
IMPORTDATA



=IMPORTDATA("https://www.amfiindia.com/spages/NAVAll.txt")
=INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,5)


The outcome of this is to create a portfolio with an automated price update.










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    Looking to manage the mutual fund portfolio, and automatically update the price so the portfolio always shows the correct information.



    I have tried to use Google sheet functions like



    INDEX
    SPLIT
    VLOOKUP
    IMPORTDATA



    =IMPORTDATA("https://www.amfiindia.com/spages/NAVAll.txt")
    =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,5)


    The outcome of this is to create a portfolio with an automated price update.










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      Looking to manage the mutual fund portfolio, and automatically update the price so the portfolio always shows the correct information.



      I have tried to use Google sheet functions like



      INDEX
      SPLIT
      VLOOKUP
      IMPORTDATA



      =IMPORTDATA("https://www.amfiindia.com/spages/NAVAll.txt")
      =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,5)


      The outcome of this is to create a portfolio with an automated price update.










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      Looking to manage the mutual fund portfolio, and automatically update the price so the portfolio always shows the correct information.



      I have tried to use Google sheet functions like



      INDEX
      SPLIT
      VLOOKUP
      IMPORTDATA



      =IMPORTDATA("https://www.amfiindia.com/spages/NAVAll.txt")
      =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,5)


      The outcome of this is to create a portfolio with an automated price update.







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          Create a spreadsheet on Google Spreadsheets. Name the spreadsheet as you need.



          Let us create a sheet and name the sheet as "NAV". This sheet will hold all the latest NAV and will be updated with the latest price automatically. Let us visit this sheet later for automating the price update.



          Now, let us create a new sheet, call it "Portfolio".

          Create columns in the 1st row as follows:



          AMFI Scheme ID
          Account Number
          AMC
          Scheme Name
          Unit Balance
          Cost - Dividends
          Value
          Returns
          Return (%)
          AV Cost / Unit
          NAV
          NAV Date


          Let us shift the tab to "NAV". In the column, A1 enter the formula as



          =IMPORTDATA("https://www.amfiindia.com/spages/NAVAll.txt")


          This will update the NAV automatically and we will use this data to update information in our portfolio. This will have the following columns now:



          Scheme Code
          ISIN Div Payout / ISIN Growth
          ISIN Div Reinvestment
          Scheme Name
          Net Asset Value
          Date


          Now find the scheme you have invested in from the NAV tab and get the Scheme Code and copy to AMFI Scheme ID column on "Portfolio" sheet. Similarly, you can copy the Scheme Name.



          Get your statement from the AMC and update the Unit Balance, Cost - Dividends columns.



          In the "Portfolio" sheet enter the formula against NAV



          =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,5)


          In the "Portfolio" sheet enter the formula against NAV Date



          =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,6)


          • Value column is the product of Units x NAV


          • Returns are Value-(Cost-dividends)


          • Return % is Returns / (Cost-dividends)


          • AV Cost / Unit is (Cost-dividends) / Unit Balance


          Now create a summary line in the bottom for Cost-Dividends, Value, Returns and Return %



          Voila! Your portfolio will be updated automatically when you open the spreadsheet. Just ensure you update unit balance and cost-dividends for accurate computations.






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            Create a spreadsheet on Google Spreadsheets. Name the spreadsheet as you need.



            Let us create a sheet and name the sheet as "NAV". This sheet will hold all the latest NAV and will be updated with the latest price automatically. Let us visit this sheet later for automating the price update.



            Now, let us create a new sheet, call it "Portfolio".

            Create columns in the 1st row as follows:



            AMFI Scheme ID
            Account Number
            AMC
            Scheme Name
            Unit Balance
            Cost - Dividends
            Value
            Returns
            Return (%)
            AV Cost / Unit
            NAV
            NAV Date


            Let us shift the tab to "NAV". In the column, A1 enter the formula as



            =IMPORTDATA("https://www.amfiindia.com/spages/NAVAll.txt")


            This will update the NAV automatically and we will use this data to update information in our portfolio. This will have the following columns now:



            Scheme Code
            ISIN Div Payout / ISIN Growth
            ISIN Div Reinvestment
            Scheme Name
            Net Asset Value
            Date


            Now find the scheme you have invested in from the NAV tab and get the Scheme Code and copy to AMFI Scheme ID column on "Portfolio" sheet. Similarly, you can copy the Scheme Name.



            Get your statement from the AMC and update the Unit Balance, Cost - Dividends columns.



            In the "Portfolio" sheet enter the formula against NAV



            =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,5)


            In the "Portfolio" sheet enter the formula against NAV Date



            =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,6)


            • Value column is the product of Units x NAV


            • Returns are Value-(Cost-dividends)


            • Return % is Returns / (Cost-dividends)


            • AV Cost / Unit is (Cost-dividends) / Unit Balance


            Now create a summary line in the bottom for Cost-Dividends, Value, Returns and Return %



            Voila! Your portfolio will be updated automatically when you open the spreadsheet. Just ensure you update unit balance and cost-dividends for accurate computations.






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              Create a spreadsheet on Google Spreadsheets. Name the spreadsheet as you need.



              Let us create a sheet and name the sheet as "NAV". This sheet will hold all the latest NAV and will be updated with the latest price automatically. Let us visit this sheet later for automating the price update.



              Now, let us create a new sheet, call it "Portfolio".

              Create columns in the 1st row as follows:



              AMFI Scheme ID
              Account Number
              AMC
              Scheme Name
              Unit Balance
              Cost - Dividends
              Value
              Returns
              Return (%)
              AV Cost / Unit
              NAV
              NAV Date


              Let us shift the tab to "NAV". In the column, A1 enter the formula as



              =IMPORTDATA("https://www.amfiindia.com/spages/NAVAll.txt")


              This will update the NAV automatically and we will use this data to update information in our portfolio. This will have the following columns now:



              Scheme Code
              ISIN Div Payout / ISIN Growth
              ISIN Div Reinvestment
              Scheme Name
              Net Asset Value
              Date


              Now find the scheme you have invested in from the NAV tab and get the Scheme Code and copy to AMFI Scheme ID column on "Portfolio" sheet. Similarly, you can copy the Scheme Name.



              Get your statement from the AMC and update the Unit Balance, Cost - Dividends columns.



              In the "Portfolio" sheet enter the formula against NAV



              =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,5)


              In the "Portfolio" sheet enter the formula against NAV Date



              =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,6)


              • Value column is the product of Units x NAV


              • Returns are Value-(Cost-dividends)


              • Return % is Returns / (Cost-dividends)


              • AV Cost / Unit is (Cost-dividends) / Unit Balance


              Now create a summary line in the bottom for Cost-Dividends, Value, Returns and Return %



              Voila! Your portfolio will be updated automatically when you open the spreadsheet. Just ensure you update unit balance and cost-dividends for accurate computations.






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                Create a spreadsheet on Google Spreadsheets. Name the spreadsheet as you need.



                Let us create a sheet and name the sheet as "NAV". This sheet will hold all the latest NAV and will be updated with the latest price automatically. Let us visit this sheet later for automating the price update.



                Now, let us create a new sheet, call it "Portfolio".

                Create columns in the 1st row as follows:



                AMFI Scheme ID
                Account Number
                AMC
                Scheme Name
                Unit Balance
                Cost - Dividends
                Value
                Returns
                Return (%)
                AV Cost / Unit
                NAV
                NAV Date


                Let us shift the tab to "NAV". In the column, A1 enter the formula as



                =IMPORTDATA("https://www.amfiindia.com/spages/NAVAll.txt")


                This will update the NAV automatically and we will use this data to update information in our portfolio. This will have the following columns now:



                Scheme Code
                ISIN Div Payout / ISIN Growth
                ISIN Div Reinvestment
                Scheme Name
                Net Asset Value
                Date


                Now find the scheme you have invested in from the NAV tab and get the Scheme Code and copy to AMFI Scheme ID column on "Portfolio" sheet. Similarly, you can copy the Scheme Name.



                Get your statement from the AMC and update the Unit Balance, Cost - Dividends columns.



                In the "Portfolio" sheet enter the formula against NAV



                =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,5)


                In the "Portfolio" sheet enter the formula against NAV Date



                =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,6)


                • Value column is the product of Units x NAV


                • Returns are Value-(Cost-dividends)


                • Return % is Returns / (Cost-dividends)


                • AV Cost / Unit is (Cost-dividends) / Unit Balance


                Now create a summary line in the bottom for Cost-Dividends, Value, Returns and Return %



                Voila! Your portfolio will be updated automatically when you open the spreadsheet. Just ensure you update unit balance and cost-dividends for accurate computations.






                share|improve this answer















                Create a spreadsheet on Google Spreadsheets. Name the spreadsheet as you need.



                Let us create a sheet and name the sheet as "NAV". This sheet will hold all the latest NAV and will be updated with the latest price automatically. Let us visit this sheet later for automating the price update.



                Now, let us create a new sheet, call it "Portfolio".

                Create columns in the 1st row as follows:



                AMFI Scheme ID
                Account Number
                AMC
                Scheme Name
                Unit Balance
                Cost - Dividends
                Value
                Returns
                Return (%)
                AV Cost / Unit
                NAV
                NAV Date


                Let us shift the tab to "NAV". In the column, A1 enter the formula as



                =IMPORTDATA("https://www.amfiindia.com/spages/NAVAll.txt")


                This will update the NAV automatically and we will use this data to update information in our portfolio. This will have the following columns now:



                Scheme Code
                ISIN Div Payout / ISIN Growth
                ISIN Div Reinvestment
                Scheme Name
                Net Asset Value
                Date


                Now find the scheme you have invested in from the NAV tab and get the Scheme Code and copy to AMFI Scheme ID column on "Portfolio" sheet. Similarly, you can copy the Scheme Name.



                Get your statement from the AMC and update the Unit Balance, Cost - Dividends columns.



                In the "Portfolio" sheet enter the formula against NAV



                =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,5)


                In the "Portfolio" sheet enter the formula against NAV Date



                =INDEX(SPLIT(VLOOKUP(A2&"*",NAV!$A$1:$A$20501,1,false),";"),,6)


                • Value column is the product of Units x NAV


                • Returns are Value-(Cost-dividends)


                • Return % is Returns / (Cost-dividends)


                • AV Cost / Unit is (Cost-dividends) / Unit Balance


                Now create a summary line in the bottom for Cost-Dividends, Value, Returns and Return %



                Voila! Your portfolio will be updated automatically when you open the spreadsheet. Just ensure you update unit balance and cost-dividends for accurate computations.







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