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Question on behalf of a client: how to add the dates (as index) to the output of the following code?
start_date = str(20170801)
end_date = str(20170901)
data, err = eikon.get_data("ACCG.AS", ["TR.PriceTargetMean", "TR.PEG"], parameters= {"SDate":start_date, "EDate":end_date})
Thank you so much in advance for your help!
You can add date output to either one or both of these fields by adding the field with .date qualifier. E.g. eikon.get_data("ACCG.AS", ["TR.PriceTargetMean.date", "TR.PriceTargetMean", "TR.PEG"], {"SDate":start_date, "EDate":end_date})
Note that if there's a possibility that the dates for TR.PriceTargetMean and TR.PEG do not align due to gaps in data or some such, you need to request dates for these two fields separately: eikon.get_data("ACCG.AS", ["TR.PriceTargetMean.date", "TR.PriceTargetMean", "TR.PEG.date", "TR.PEG"], {"SDate":start_date, "EDate":end_date})
We're working on an enhancement to introduce master date output column similar to what RH:Date parameter does for =TR function in Eikon Excel.
@Alex Putkov Thank you for your reply and good to know you are working on an enhancement similar to RH:Date for excel.
The issue with adding "TR.PriceTargetMean.date" is that it only adds the latest known date of a price target update and not the specific dates in between, so using this function still does not solve my issue of finding the price target for all dates between start_date and end_date.
