Hello,
I'm trying to export data in .csv with the following code:
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd
#starting parameters
end_db = "2016-02-01"
#get symbols and export to csv
aapl = get_pricing(symbols('AAPL'), "2002-01-01", end_db, frequency="daily", fields="close_price")
aapl.to_csv('C:\aapl.csv') I'm continuously receiving an InputRejected error. I didn't find many examples on tutorial and don't understand what is missing in the sintax.
Any help please?
Thanks.
I'm still learning. My experience in python is very poor at the moment and I want to export data for matching (in excel) the results I'm calculating through Research platform. That's all.
Im trying to do something similar and export my results of over 600 stock and am unable to....is exporting values blocked?????
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