Description Usage Arguments Details References Examples
Gets the relationships in a network by passing the extended link role, an element name and the filing number/CIK.
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Element |
The element name in the base taxonomy. This parameter will not take a comma separated list. |
AccessionID |
Internal Accession identifier used by the XBRL US database. This is a unique filing identifier. For example one company will have many filings. This is returned by the API and can be used in subsequent calls. This allows a comma separated list |
GroupURI |
The extended link role in an XBRL report that is defined by the company. |
Linkbase |
The type of network relationship. This could be a Presentation, Calculation or Definition. If this is not entered then all will be returned. |
Accession |
Filing accession number. This is the accession number used as the filing identifier used by the SEC. This parameter does not allow a comma separated list. |
NetworkLink |
The relationship type that links two elements together. For example summation-item in the calculation linkbase or dimension-default in the definition linkbase. |
as_data_frame |
Return value in a data frame (default) |
All calls to the API must include the Element parameter name and at least an AccessionID or an Accession number. In addition the extended link role must be reported.
https://github.com/xbrlus/data_analysis_toolkit/blob/master/api/xbrlChildren.md
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xbrlChildren(
Element = "Assets", AccessionID = 120617,
GroupURI = "http://www.thecocacolacompany.com/role/ConsolidatedBalanceSheets",
Linkbase = "Calculation", NetworkLink = "summation-item")
)
## End(Not run)
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