Hey there, you’re not alone with this issue—plenty of other Google Sheets users have reported identical problems starting today.

From what’s been shared across community forums and support threads:

• The GOOGLEFINANCE function is failing to return data for random subsets of tickers, even ones that worked flawlessly just yesterday. Some users see blank cells, others get #N/A errors, and the affected tickers don’t follow a clear pattern (it’s hitting both US and international stocks across different exchanges).
• Right now, Google hasn’t posted an official status update about this glitch, but given the volume of reports, it’s almost certainly a service-side issue rather than something wrong with your sheet’s setup.
• A few quick troubleshooting steps people are trying (with varying success):
  • Manually trigger a recalculation: Go to File > Spreadsheet settings > Calculation, switch the recalculation mode (e.g., from "On change" to "On change and every minute"), then switch it back.
  • Clear your browser cache and reload the sheet—sometimes stale cached data causes partial failures.
  • For failing tickers, try adding the exchange suffix explicitly (e.g., NYSE:MSFT instead of just MSFT) to see if that forces a successful data pull.

Pro tip: Hold off on rewriting all your formulas right now—this feels like a transient glitch that Google’s engineering team will patch up soon.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Syed Mohammed Mehdi