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NSE historical stock data, exported to Excel

Search any NSE-listed company by symbol or name, set a date range, and pull daily price history into one spreadsheet.

Free, no account needed

Symbols bundled
2,402

Plus live search for the rest

Fields per row
14

OHLC, volume, delivery

Date range
Any

Long spans split and rejoined

Output
.xlsx

One workbook, opens anywhere

Download console

NSE · end-of-day
Build an export.xlsx

Don’t take our word for it

NSE publishes its own end-of-day file, free and without an account. Every figure here should match it exactly.

How to check it yourself

Fourteen fields per row

  • DATE
  • SERIES
  • OPEN
  • HIGH
  • LOW
  • PREV. CLOSE
  • LTP
  • CLOSE
  • VWAP
  • VOLUME
  • VALUE
  • NO OF TRADES
  • DELIVERY QTY
  • DELIVERY %
What each one means

Need a different market?

The same exporter runs for three other datasets. Each is a separate site and opens in a new tab.

What comes out

A real extract: TCS, 1 to 8 September 2026

DateOpenHighLowCloseVolumeDelivery %
01 Sep2355.002372.002325.002369.0026,78,03446.00
02 Sep2347.902363.002303.502348.0025,33,00548.00
03 Sep2353.602353.602316.102320.1018,92,78646.89
04 Sep2330.002363.902302.402304.0025,64,32260.13
07 Sep2290.102299.902260.102270.0022,97,55152.30
08 Sep2270.002274.502244.002255.5021,48,11452.58

Prices are unadjusted for splits and bonuses, exactly as NSE reports them. The workbook adds VWAP, previous close, LTP, turnover, trade count and delivery quantity.

From ticker to spreadsheet

  1. Find the symbol

    Type an NSE ticker or company name. Autocomplete resolves it against the listed universe as you type.

  2. Set the window

    Pick a from and to date. Long ranges are split into chunks server-side and stitched back together.

  3. Pull the workbook

    The server fetches from NSE, builds the sheet, and returns one ready-to-open Excel file.

Common questions

What data can I download from this NSE historical data tool?

You can download daily historical stock market data for NSE-listed companies, including price and trading fields returned by the NSE source data.

Can I search using a company name instead of only a ticker symbol?

Yes. The search box supports both stock symbols and company names, and suggests matching NSE stocks as you type.

Does the downloader support long date ranges?

Yes. The app breaks large date ranges into smaller requests so you can still export longer stretches of historical NSE data more reliably.

Understand what you downloaded

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