Other Income Net (Historical) Formula in Excel

Use the Other Income Net (Historical) formula in Excel (powered by MarketXLS) to seamlessly retrieve a company's net income from other sources such as interest income, gains on asset sales, or other transactions. This function helps you quickly evaluate a firm’s additional revenue or losses that fall outside its primary operations.

Understanding Other Income Net (Historical)

Other income often includes:

• Interest received from bank accounts
• Gains from the sale of equipment
• Miscellaneous non-operational revenues

By using this formula, you can:

• Quickly track a company’s additional revenue sources.
• Compare non-operational income across multiple quarters or years.
• Combine it with other MarketXLS historical fundamentals for deeper financial insights.

Syntax and Parameters

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

?? Note: If the function cannot retrieve valid data or if your MarketXLS license type does not support this feature, it will return "NA".

? Pro Tip: You can specify special codes like “lq” (last quarter), “ly” (last year), and “lt” (last 12 months) to streamline your analysis.

Return Value

The function returns a numeric value representing net income from other sources for the specified time period. If no valid data is found, the function will return "NA".

Examples and Usage

Here are various ways to call the hf_Other_Income_Net function:

1. Regular symbol reference:

   =hf_Other_Income_Net("MSFT", "2022")

   Retrieves other net income for Microsoft in the year 2022, defaulting to quarter 1.

2. Specifying year and quarter:

   =hf_Other_Income_Net("MSFT", "2022", "2")

   Returns the net income from other sources for Q2 of 2022.

3. Using trailing twelve months (TTM):

   =hf_Other_Income_Net("MSFT", "2022", "3", "TTM")

   Provides the trailing 12-month (TTM) value ending in Q3 of 2022.

4. Direct date examples (substituting Year or Quarter with date references):
   » Cell reference for date:

   =hf_Other_Income_Net("MSFT", A1)

   » Direct date:

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

   » Using Excel date functions:

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

5. Special codes for last quarter or last year:

   • Last quarter:

     =hf_Other_Income_Net("MSFT", "lq")

   • Last quarter minus one:

     =hf_Other_Income_Net("MSFT", "lq-1")

   • Last year:

     =hf_Other_Income_Net("MSFT", "ly")

   • Last 12 months:

     =hf_Other_Income_Net("MSFT", "lt")

?? Note: Ensure your license supports historical fundamentals. Otherwise, the function may return "NA".

Performance Considerations

• Using this function extensively in multiple cells may slow down workbook calculations.
• Consider batching requests or using a separate sheet to retrieve data before referencing it elsewhere.

Common Questions

1. Why am I getting "NA"?

   • Make sure your MarketXLS license supports historical fundamentals.
   • Verify the input parameters, especially the ticker symbol and dates.

2. Can I reference a date in a cell for the year parameter?

   • Yes, you can. Use a cell reference (e.g., A1 with a date) or the TEXT function to ensure the year format is correct.

3. Is there a limit to how many requests I can make?

   • Depending on your subscription plan, rate limits may apply. Check your MarketXLS license details.

4. How do I use TTM effectively?

   • Provide the Year and Quarter, then set TTM to "TTM". This retrieves the last 12-month data ending on that specified quarter.

5. How accurate is the data?

   • Data is sourced from MarketXLS’s reliable fundamental databases. Occasional discrepancies may occur if the data is not yet updated or if a company changes reporting structures.

? Pro Tip: Combine multiple historical fundamental formulas (e.g., Gross Profit (Historical), Revenue (Historical)) to build comprehensive financial summaries and dashboards in Excel.

Related Functions:

• Revenue (Historical)
• Cost Of Revenue (Historical)
• Gross Profit (Historical)
• R & D Expenses (Historical)
• Selling General and Administrative Expense (Historical)