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I am looking for a way to get the prices of a instrument adjusted and unadjusted, I am looking how to do this with a field or parameter is possible because i am doing this in C#. I tried this in python in the code book, but i cannot seem to get it correct import refinitiv.data as rd rd.open_session() df = rd.get_data(…
I need to download historical OHLCV data, both adjusted and unadjusted. I don't think using `get_timeseries` would be the best solution as it has a 3000-row limit each call. Below is the code I'm using for unadjusted data: ek.get_data( instruments=instruments, fields=[ 'TR.PriceClose.date', 'TR.PriceOpen', 'TR.PriceHigh',…
Please check the outputs of the following two requests: adjusted = eikon.get_data("CRH.L", "TR.ClosePrice.Value", {"Adjusted":"1", "SDate": "20090101", "EDate": "20180522", "Frq":"D", "curn":"GBp"}) unadjusted =eikon.get_data("CRH.L", "TR.ClosePrice.Value", {"Adjusted":"0", "SDate": "20090101", "EDate": "20180522",…
Hello, When I set the corax parameter differently in the get_timeseries function I get the same result. I call it over 2013-2015 for the google stock. From my understanding they had a stock split during this period. Therefor the corax parameter should create two different histories. Am I missing something?
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