bdp | R Documentation |
This function uses the Bloomberg API to retrieve 'bdp' (Bloomberg Data Point) queries
bdp(securities, fields, options = NULL, overrides = NULL, verbose = FALSE,
identity = defaultAuthentication(), con = defaultConnection())
securities |
A character vector with security symbols in Bloomberg notation. |
fields |
A character vector with Bloomberg query fields. |
options |
An optional named character vector with option values. Each field must have both a name (designating the option being set) as well as a value. |
overrides |
An optional named character vector with override values. Each field must have both a name (designating the override being set) as well as a value. |
verbose |
A boolean indicating whether verbose operation is desired, defaults to ‘FALSE’ |
identity |
An optional identity object as created by a
|
con |
A connection object as created by a |
A data frame with as a many rows as entries in
securities
and columns as entries in fields
.
Whit Armstrong and Dirk Eddelbuettel
## Not run:
bdp(c("ESA Index", "SPY US Equity"), c("PX_LAST", "VOLUME"))
## using overrides (cf https://github.com/Rblp/Rblpapi/issues/67)
bdp("EN00 Index", "MLI_OAS", overrides=c(MLI_DATE="20150831"))
## another override example (cf http://stackoverflow.com/a/39373019/143305)
ovrd <- c("CALC_INTERVAL"="10Y", "MARKET_DATA_OVERRIDE"="PE_RATIO")
bdp("SPX Index", "INTERVAL_AVG", overrides=ovrd)
## End(Not run)
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