Diluted EPS From Cumulative Effect Of Accounting Chg (Historical) Formula in Excel

Understanding Diluted EPS From Cumulative Effect Of Accounting Chg (Historical)

The Diluted EPS From Cumulative Effect Of Accounting Chg (Historical) formula in Excel with MarketXLS helps you retrieve a company’s diluted earnings per share adjusted explicitly for any cumulative effect of changes in accounting standards. By using this function, you can:

• Compare company performance across periods where accounting methodologies may have shifted.
• Gain critical insights into how accounting revisions impact reported profitability.
• Effortlessly integrate the data into Excel workflows for deeper analysis and forecasting.

? Pro Tip: Use this formula alongside other MarketXLS historical fundamentals to get a more complete picture of a company's financial health.

Syntax and Parameters

=hf_Diluted_EPS_from_Cumulative_Effect_of_Accounting_chg(Symbol, Year, [Quarter], [TTM])

?? Note: The function returns a numeric value representing diluted EPS. If no data is available or the symbol/license is invalid, the function returns "NA".

Return Value

• A numeric value (double) indicating the adjusted diluted EPS from the cumulative effect of accounting changes.
• Returns "NA" if invalid symbol, license, or data is unavailable.

Special Cases and Limitations

• If the symbol is invalid (e.g., typo or non-existent ticker), returns "NA".
• If your MarketXLS license does not support historical fundamentals, returns "NA".
• Performance depends on your internet connection and API response times. Usually, results are fast, but queries depend on external data sources.

Examples and Usage

Below are some common ways to call the function:

1. Using direct symbol strings:

   =hf_Diluted_EPS_from_Cumulative_Effect_of_Accounting_chg("MSFT", 2022)

   Retrieves the diluted EPS from cumulative effect of accounting changes for Microsoft for the year 2022.

2. Specifying a quarter:

   =hf_Diluted_EPS_from_Cumulative_Effect_of_Accounting_chg("MSFT", 2022, 3)

   Retrieves the value from Q3 of 2022.

3. Using trailing twelve months (TTM) data:

   =hf_Diluted_EPS_from_Cumulative_Effect_of_Accounting_chg("MSFT", 2022, 2, "TTM")

   Retrieves TTM data starting from Q2 of 2022.

4. Leveraging special keywords (last quarter, last year, etc.):

   =hf_Diluted_EPS_from_Cumulative_Effect_of_Accounting_chg("MSFT", "lq")

   Returns data for the most recently reported quarter.

5. Combining advanced references:

   =hf_Diluted_EPS_from_Cumulative_Effect_of_Accounting_chg("^SPX", "ly-1")

   Retrieves data for the S&P 500 index for the last year minus one year.

? Pro Tip: Use Excel date manipulations or cell references for more dynamic calculations, such as:
• Cell Reference:

=hf_Diluted_EPS_from_Cumulative_Effect_of_Accounting_chg(A1, A2)

• Direct Dates (if applicable for year input):

=hf_Diluted_EPS_from_Cumulative_Effect_of_Accounting_chg("MSFT", "2024-03-15")

• Using Excel Date Functions:

=hf_Diluted_EPS_from_Cumulative_Effect_of_Accounting_chg("MSFT", TEXT(A1,"yyyy-mm-dd"))

Common Questions

1. Why am I getting "NA"?

• Check your symbol spelling and availability.
• Ensure your MarketXLS license supports this fundamental data.
• The year, quarter, or TTM format might be incorrect.

2. Can I use this formula for different security types?

Absolutely. You can use stocks, indices, options, and crypto tickers, provided MarketXLS supports them.

3. How does this differ from regular Diluted EPS?

This version isolates the effect of any accounting revisions. It’s especially useful for tracking changes in a company’s adjustments across reporting periods.

4. Does this formula automatically update?

Yes. Like other Excel formulas, it recalculates upon spreadsheet refresh if you have a stable internet connection and a valid subscription.

5. How can I improve performance when using multiple queries?

• Use the formula in smaller data sets or focus on the most relevant metrics.
• Refresh data less frequently if not needed in real time.

?? Note: For best results, keep your MarketXLS plugin up to date and ensure you have reliable internet access to avoid data retrieval delays.