how to use Eikon API to get information in different language？

xuke

Python code:

data, err = ek.get_data(instruments=code, fields=[

"TR.RICCode",

"CF_NAME",

"DSPLY_NMLL",

"TR.TRBCIndustry"

])

Now we get the TR.TRBCIndustry field value in English. and is it possible to get the value in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and traditional Chinese language？

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Jirapongse

@xuke

Thank you for reaching out to us.

I can use the Search feature in the Refinitiv Data Library for Python to get those values.

df = rd.discovery.search(
    view = rd.discovery.Views.EQUITY_QUOTES,
    filter = "RIC in ('0001.HK' 'IBM.N')",
    select = "BusinessEntity,DocumentTitle, RIC, RCSTRBC2012Leaf,RCSTRBC2012LeafML"
)
df["RCSTRBC2012LeafML"].tolist()

The output looks like this:

However, you may contact the helpdesk support team directly via MyRefinitiv to confirm if those values are available in Data Item Browser.

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Jirapongse

@xuke

Thank you for reaching out to us.

I can use the Search feature in the Refinitiv Data Library for Python to get those values.

df = rd.discovery.search(
    view = rd.discovery.Views.EQUITY_QUOTES,
    filter = "RIC in ('0001.HK' 'IBM.N')",
    select = "BusinessEntity,DocumentTitle, RIC, RCSTRBC2012Leaf,RCSTRBC2012LeafML"
)
df["RCSTRBC2012LeafML"].tolist()

The output looks like this:

However, you may contact the helpdesk support team directly via MyRefinitiv to confirm if those values are available in Data Item Browser.

xuke

@Jirapongse It seems we cannot get the value in Korean.

And one more question, how can we get the CF_NAME field value in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and traditional Chinese language？

xuke

@Jirapongse Thanks for your reply. We try below python API, but we cannot get industry multiple languages for "BOND" security. We can get "TR.TRBCIndustry" field which is "Electrical Components & Equipment". Kindly tell us how to get bond industry in multiple languages.

Example:

df = rd.discovery.search(

view = rd.discovery.Views.EQUITY_QUOTES,

filter = "RIC in ('CN113672CB=')",

select = "BusinessEntity, DocumentTitle, RIC, RCSTRBC2012Leaf,RCSTRBC2012LeafML"

)

df["RCSTRBC2012LeafML"].tolist()

Jirapongse

@xuke

The CN113672CB= is not in the EQUITY_QUOTES view. In this case, you cau use the SEARCH_ALL view instead.

df = rd.discovery.search(
    view = rd.discovery.Views.SEARCH_ALL,
    filter = "RIC in ('CN113672CB=')",
    select = "BusinessEntity, DocumentTitle, RIC, RCSTRBC2012Leaf,RCSTRBC2012LeafML,RCSTRBCLeaf,RCSTRBCLeafML"
)
print(df["RCSTRBC2012LeafML"].tolist())
print(df["RCSTRBCLeafML"].tolist())

CN113672CB= is in the FIXED_INCOME_QUOTES and FIXED_INCOME_INSTRUMENTS view.

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