How do I access data in my Jupyter Notebook for which there is no field in Data Item Browser?

In the Eikon Desktop I can see the following UK RNS Announcements data in Ownership -> UK RNS Announcements:image


But these data fields do not appear in the Data Item Browser and thus I do not know how I can pull it from the API. Please would someone give me the code that will allow me to get this data in my Jupyter Notebook?


Thanks

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  • Hi @bill39

    Usually for content fields related question, please follow @Gurpreet suggestion to raise the query to Refinitiv Content Helpdesk.

    For this specific question, I think you can use this sample code:

    df, e = ek.get_data(['AEFS.L'],
                        [
                            'TR.RNSFilerName',
                            'TR.RNSAnnouncedDate',
                            'TR.RNSTransactionType',
                            'TR.RNSARNumShrsTransacted',
                            'TR.RNSARPctOSTransacted',
                            'TR.RNSARTransactionPrice',
                            'TR.RNSARMktValTransaction',
                            'TR.RNSARTotShrsPostTrans',
                            'TR.RNSARPctOSPostTrans'
                        ])
    df.head()


    This is sample output:

    image

Answers

  • Hi @bill39

    This forum is for technical API related queries.

    For content-type questions, please raise a Content query from MyRefinitiv which will allow you direct communication with a Content expert.

    Select 'I need help understanding content within the product' and appropriate product e.g. 'Eikon'.


  • bill39
    bill39 Explorer

    What changes do I need to make to the code so that:


    a) the request is for a list of c.400 stocks that I have created in Eikon

    b) the request pulls data for the time period today to 1 year previous on a trailing basis (i.e. if I repeat the request in one week the period will have shifted one week forward)

    Thanks

  • Accepting the answer, since the original question was answered.

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