How can I transcode from normal RIC to delisted RIC so that I can query the price?
Hi Team,
I am writing on behalf of Mr. Max Zhu. How can he transcode from normal RIC to delisted RIC so that he can query the price?
"For example, for PEUP.PA I need to transcode to PEUP.PA^A21. In order to do that, I need to query the delist date. Can you advise how to query the delist date? Is there an attribute I can use with get_data?"
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The suffix format is
^<month><year>
month is A, B, C, D, ... , L (Jan to Dec)
So PEUP.PA delisted in January 2021.
So the delist RIC is PEUP.PA^A21
I think you can use TR.RetireDate field to get the delist date.
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Hi @pearl.techico
I think you can use TR.RetireDate field to get the delist date.
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For an authoritative answer to any content questions, the best resource is the Refinitiv Content Helpdesk.
This forum is dedicated to things specific to the use of Eikon APIs.
The moderators here do not have deep expertise in every type of content available through Eikon.
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This doesn't seem always work. eg, '000030.KS'
Hi @Max.Zhu
I think 000030.KS is not a valid RIC anymore so you cannot pass it to the get_data()
The workaround is to search for it.
hmmm is this the same Eikon access token I should put in?
also I don't understand why things need to be handled differently? Under what circumstance a RIC will be considered `invalid`?