=TR(RIC; "BID) leads to "The record could not be found"

felixrostek
felixrostek Newcomer
in Eikon Data APIs

I am trying to get the BID-Price via Excel of the following: Acco Brands in Frankfurt

First i converted the ISIN (US00081T1088) to RIC (=TR("US00081T1088";"TR.RIC";"RH=IN";B2). Via Excel I extracted the base RIC (ACCO).

Then I am trying to get the BID-Price via Excel of the following: Acco Brands in Frankfurt

=TR("ACCO.F";"BID")

This leads to "The record could not be found". But I know that it is traded in Frankfurt. Whats wrong here?

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  • chavalit-jintamalit
    chavalit-jintamalit admin
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    Hi @felixrostek

    You may consider using CodeBook and RDP Lib.

    Please type in "CODEBOOK" on Eikon search bar and press enter to launch CodeBook app.

    Look at this article on how to launch CodeBook (could be on Eikon Web access or Eikon Desktop).

    https://developers.refinitiv.com/article/use-eikon-data-api-or-rdp-library-python-codebook-web-browser


    You can then use this code in the CodeBook:

    import refinitiv.dataplatform as rdp
    rdp.open_desktop_session('DEFAULT_CODE_BOOK_APP_KEY')

    df = rdp.search('US00081T1088',
                    view = rdp.SearchViews.Quotes,
                    select = 'RIC,BusinessEntity,PermID',
                    top = 100)
    result_rics = df['RIC'].tolist()
    print(result_rics)

    Result:

    ['ACCO.K', 'ACCO.N', 'A3B.F', 'ACCO.TH', 'ACCO.Z', 'ACCO.P', 'ACCO.ZY', 'ACCO.DG', 'ACCO.C', 'ACCO.DY', 'ACCO.B', 'ACCO.A', 'ACCO.PH', 'ACCO.MW', 'A3Bf.TRE', 'A3B.BE', 'ACCO.DF', 'ACCO.ARC', 'ACCO.NB', 'ACCO.ITC', 'ACCO.BAT', 'ACCO.BYX', 'ACCO.EI', 'ACCO.BT1', 'A3Bf.ICEM', 'A3Bf.DAp', 'A3B.DEU', 'ACCO_w.K^E12', 'ACCO_w.N^E12', 'A3B.DE^E11', 'ACCO.W^E14', 'ABD.B^J07', 'ACCO_w.B^E12', 'ACCO_w.C^E12', 'ACCO_w.DF^E12', 'ACCO_w.DG^E12', 'ACCO_w.DY^E12', 'ACCO_w.MW^E12', 'ACCO_w.P^E12', 'ACCO_w.TH^E12', 'ACCO_w.W^E12', 'ACCO_w.Z^E12', 'ACCO_w.PH^E12', 'ACCO_w.ZY^E12', 'ABD.PH^B09', 'ABD.II^G10', 'A3Bf.TRXA', 'A3Bf.TWEA']


    From this RIC list, you can find out the exchange or country.

    import refinitiv.dataplatform.eikon as ek
    ek.set_app_key('DEFAULT_CODE_BOOK_APP_KEY')

    df2,e = ek.get_data(result_rics,['TR.ExchangeCountry', 'TR.ExchangeName', 'TR.ISIN'])
    df2

    result:

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  • felixrostek
    felixrostek Newcomer

    I found a first hint.

    The US RIC is: ACCO

    The german RIC is: A3B

    How do I convert a US RIC into a german RIC?

  • Jirapongse
    Jirapongse ✭✭✭✭✭

    @felixrostek

    The RIC for Acco Brands in Frankfurt is A3B.F.

    image

    This formula =TR("US00081T1088","TR.RIC","CH=Fd RH=IN",B2) returns ACCO.N. In this case, I don't think that you can use ACCO as a base RIC for Acco Brands in Frankfurt.

    You can directly contact the Eikon support team via MyRefinitiv to verify the way to get A3B.F from ISIN.

    image



  • felixrostek
    felixrostek Newcomer

    Hi,
    thank you very much for your support so far.
    I have an issue retreiving US-equity Pre-Market Data (from 04:00 New York time on).
    I do not get "BID" and "ASK" values via Excel addin. Is there a special formula or field I need to use? The formulas work perfectly within the core session (from 09:30 New York opening time on).

    Thank You!
    kind regards

    Felix

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