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Hi I am trying to do the below to get historical data just in a different currency.
con.bdh(['BA US Equity'],['PX_LAST'],'20150629', '20150630', ovrds = [('CRNCY','EUR')])
However, the result is still in USD. It seems it was not override. But if you do the same in BDH in excel, you could get the EUR number by "CRNCY=USD". How can I do that in pdblp?
matthewgilbert
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Hi I am trying to use bdh function to get historical price, but override the curncy to a different one than default. like
Using currency overrides with bdh
Apr 21, 2019
matthewgilbert
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Using currency overrides with bdh
Currency overrides with bdh
Apr 21, 2019
I have deleted https://github.com/matthewgilbert/pdblp/issues/61 since it was a duplicate. The original post you made is a template which you are meant to fill out but have ignored. Please take a bit of time to research the etiquette of using github issues.
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