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Graphical representation of price history-Is it possible to do this using the DSS API in Python or Matlab ?

@amanda.bleau@refinitiv.com

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Hi @avneeshkumar.mishra,

In addition to what Zoya mentioned, Matlab has a Datafeed toolbox, which supports Refinitiv Tick History out of the box. You can get the details about it here - https://www.mathworks.com/help/datafeed/tick-history.html

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Hello @avneeshkumar.mishra,

Yes.

You would first retrieve the Price History using python, and next feed the result set into a python graphing library or visualization application.

For example, this article

Request Tick History Time and Sales Data using Python goes step by step over requesting in python with Time and Sales request, you would replace the Time and Sales request with your target PriceHistory request.

Next, you will feed the result into one of the python charting libraries, such as Plotly or into Matlab.

Or as the article writes the result into a csv file, you can optionally also save the result as a CSV file and consequently open it how you prefer for a graphical representation, such as Excel.

Hope this helps

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Thanks a lot Zoya and Gurpreet for sharing the details. This is helpful!

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