You can use Excel to track stock information. For this, I am using Excel for Office 365, but that just means I'm using the latest version. The features of Excel for tracking stocks have been around for a bit now. (Side note: I have not tested this with Excel Online.)
Using the stock functions, you can track everything from the company name associated with a ticker to the 52-week high and low.
To test this, create a new Excel spreadsheet. Then, in A:1 put "Stock" and in A:2 put MSFT.
Next, after ensuring you have clicked the field A:2, click Data->Stocks.
Excel may need you to disambiguate the ticker:
Once done, notice how Excel expands the ticker to the company:
Now is the fun part! Excel will now provide various functions, including ticker, 52-week high, 52-week low, price, etc. There are 20+ functions provided out-of-the-box! To choose one, go to B:2 and type in "=A2." and you'll see the list of functions available:
Now, you can easily create an Excel spreadsheet that only requires 3 input fields (orange in the screenshot) to track everything you need to know.
One key note, unless you enable Auto Refresh, you'll need to click the Data->Refresh All button when you first open the spreadsheet each day/week/month for review.
