Import Live Gold Rates into Excel
No plugin or add-in needed — use Excel's built-in Power Query feature to pull BaKhabar Pakistan's verified, auto-updating gold rates straight into your spreadsheet
Accountants and finance professionals tracking clients' gold holdings, jewelers maintaining their own pricing sheets, and anyone building a spreadsheet model that needs a live rate without manually checking and typing it in every day.
Step-by-Step Guide
Open Excel and go to the Data tab
Click the "Data" tab in the ribbon at the top of Excel.
Choose Get Data → From Web
Click "Get Data" → "From Other Sources" → "From Web" (on newer versions of Excel, "From Web" may appear directly on the Data tab).
Paste this link
When asked for a URL, paste the address below and click OK.
https://bakhabarpakistan.com/en/finance/gold-rates/api/
Click on "[Record]"
Excel will first show you the outer data (date, status, source). The actual 24K/22K/21K/18K rates are nested inside — click directly on the word "[Record]" next to "rates" to expand it.
Click Load / "Close & Load"
You'll now see all the rates loaded as a proper Excel table, one row per karat, ready to reference in formulas elsewhere in your workbook.
Turn on auto-refresh
In the "Queries & Connections" panel on the right, right-click your query → Properties → tick "Refresh every X minutes" and/or "Refresh data when opening the file." This is what turns a one-time snapshot into a live, always-current sheet.
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