Covered Call Spreadsheet: Track, Screen, Price and Roll in Excel

Covered call spreadsheet guides: track and roll positions, learn the strategy, screen for covered call candidates, calculate premium, return and breakeven, and compare covered call ETFs in Excel.

Start here: covered call spreadsheet.

  1. 1
    Covered Call Management: Track, Roll & Optimize in Excel

    Master covered call position management with our comprehensive Excel tracking system. Learn when to roll, close early, and optimize your covered call portfolio using MarketXLS.

  2. 2
    Covered Call Strategy: How to Generate Income from Your Stock Holdings in Excel

    Covered call strategy is the most reliable way to generate recurring income from stocks you already own. Learn step-by-step how to set up, analyze, and manage covered calls using MarketXLS in Excel.

  3. 3
    Best Covered Calls: How to Find and Screen Winning Opportunities in Excel

    Best covered calls are found through systematic screening of stock quality, premium yield, strike selection, and liquidity. Learn how to build a covered call screener in Excel with MarketXLS and find optimal income-gener

  4. 4
    Covered Call Calculator Excel: Calculate Premium, ROI & Breakeven in Your Spreadsheet

    Build a covered call calculator in Excel: premium, static and annualized ROI, breakeven, and max profit, with option prices pulled by MarketXLS formulas.

  5. 5
    Covered Call Calculator: Annualized Return, Breakeven and Assignment Risk in Excel (2026)

    Covered call calculator outputs are easy to misread, and the annualized if-called return is the number that fools people most often. This guide builds the calculator in Excel from live option data, then shows why two hon

  6. 6
    Rolling Options: How to Roll Up, Down, and Out for Better Returns in Excel

    Rolling an option means closing it and opening a new contract with a later expiration, a different strike, or both. How to roll up, down, and out, with Excel examples.

  7. 7
    The Power of Rolling Your Options

    Rolling an option means closing an existing position and opening a similar one with a later expiration, a different strike, or both. When and why traders roll.

  8. 8
    Covered Call ETF Screener Excel: June 2026 Income & NAV Decay Dashboard

    Screen covered call ETFs in Excel: rank JEPI, JEPQ, QYLD, SPYI and 10 more by yield, NAV decay, total return, and after-tax yield, with scenarios and income sizing.

Related series

Put this to work in your spreadsheet