Retrieve dividend stock via Python Eikon API

mjones89

In excel i am able to do the following query:

=TR(stockRIC,"TR.DivExDate;TR.DivType;TR.DivPaymentType;ZAV(TR.DivadjustedGross)","CH=Fd sdate=#1 edate=#2 curn=#3 SORTD=TR.DivExDate DateType=ED",$C$11:$F$92,sdate,edate,currency)

Which results in the following:

How can I do this in Python for a set of stocks? When I do a similar request in Python the dividend of 125 does not show, it give a 0 value.

anass.yazane.1

Hi

Regarding your issue, you can used the following get_data function to retrieve the desired information

>>> start='2019-01-01'
>>> end='2019-03-11'
>>> ric='PSN.L'
>>> currency='GBp'

data, err=ek.get_data(ric,['TR.DivExDate','Tr.DivType','TR.DivPaymentType','ZAV(TR.DivadjustedGross)'],parameters={'Sdate':start,'Edate':end, 'Curn':currency, 'dateType':'ED','SORTD':'TR.DivExDate'})

Hope it help you.

mjones89

Hi, thank you very much for the response. Very helpful. My apologies for the late reply, I was not able to easily find the page. Thanks again.

mjones89

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/39728#Comment_39728

anass.yazane.1

Mar 11, 2019

Hi

Regarding your issue, you can used the following get_data function to retrieve the desired information

>>> start='2019-01-01'
>>> end='2019-03-11'
>>> ric='PSN.L'
>>> currency='GBp'

data, err=ek.get_data(ric,['TR.DivExDate','Tr.DivType','TR.DivPaymentType','ZAV(TR.DivadjustedGross)'],parameters={'Sdate':start,'Edate':end, 'Curn':currency, 'dateType':'ED','SORTD':'TR.DivExDate'})

Hope it help you.

Thank you for you help! It works and it is what I was looking for.

One extra thing I would like to ask you is what the ZAV() is for? I found the query i posted in an Eikon excel template, but I do not really know what the ZAV() is for. Do you know?

Thank you again for all your help.

Cheers, Mick

Alex Putkov.1

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/40720#Comment_40720

mjones89

Apr 2, 2019

Thank you for you help! It works and it is what I was looking for.

One extra thing I would like to ask you is what the ZAV() is for? I found the query i posted in an Eikon excel template, but I do not really know what the ZAV() is for. Do you know?

Thank you again for all your help.

Cheers, Mick

You can find these functions in Expression Editor in Formula Builder wizard in Eikon Excel. See screenshots below.