Google Sheets Add-in

Financial Data

Insert complete financial statement tables into Google Sheets with one click. Select a company, choose a table, and the add-on populates your cells with structured data ready for analysis.

Available Tables

The add-on can auto-insert 10 pre-built financial data tables:

Financial Statements

TableDescriptionKey Metrics
Income StatementRevenue through net incomeRevenue, Gross Profit, Operating Income, Net Income, EPS
Balance SheetAssets, liabilities, and equityTotal Assets, Total Debt, Cash, Shareholders' Equity
Cash Flow StatementOperating, investing, and financingOperating Cash Flow, CapEx, Free Cash Flow, Dividends

Financial Ratios

TableDescriptionKey Metrics
ProfitabilityMargins and returnsROE, ROA, ROIC, Gross Margin, Operating Margin, Profit Margin
CreditDebt coverage and leverageDebt/EBITDA, Net Debt/EBIT, Interest Coverage, Debt/Equity
LiquidityShort-term solvencyCurrent Ratio, Quick Ratio, Cash Ratio, Altman Z-Score
Working CapitalEfficiency and turnoverReceivable Days, Inventory Days, Payable Days, Cash Conversion Cycle
Enterprise ValueEV breakdown and ratiosMarket Cap, Enterprise Value, EV/EBITDA, EV/Sales, EV/FCF
Valuation MultiplesPrice-based ratiosP/E, P/B, P/S, Price/FCF, EV/EBITDA (with high/low/avg variants)
Per Share DataPer-share metricsEPS, Book Value/Share, Revenue/Share, FCF/Share, Dividends/Share

How to Insert a Table

  1. Open the ROIC.ai add-on panel in Google Sheets
  2. Select the Financial Data tab
  3. Search for a company by ticker symbol (e.g., AAPL)
  4. Select the time period: Annual, Quarterly, or TTM
  5. Set the number of periods (e.g., 10 years of annual data)
  6. Optionally, choose one of the 10 available tables to insert a specific statement or ratio set
  7. Click Insert to populate the data starting from your selected cell

The table includes row labels (metric names) and column headers (fiscal years or quarters).

Data Layout

Each table inserts as a structured grid:

  • Rows are financial metrics (e.g., Revenue, COGS, Gross Profit)
  • Columns are time periods (e.g., 2024 Y, 2023 Y, 2022 Y)
  • The first column contains metric labels (e.g., "Sales Revenue", "Net Income")
  • The second column contains the financial_id — a unique identifier for each metric (e.g., is_sales_revenue_turnover, is_net_income). You can use this as a reference when building custom formulas in the Formula Builder
  • The first row contains period headers

Data is inserted as raw values, not formulas.

Supported Periods

PeriodDescriptionExample Headers
AnnualFull fiscal year data2024 Y, 2023 Y, 2022 Y
QuarterlyIndividual quarters2024 Q1, 2023 Q4, 2023 Q3
TTMTrailing twelve monthsTTM (latest available)

You can request up to 40+ years of annual data or 80 quarters of quarterly data.

Coverage

  • 60,000+ public companies across 70+ global exchanges
  • Data sourced from SEC filings, exchange feeds, and regulatory databases
  • Financial statements go back 20+ years for most US companies

Next Steps