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This returns a data frame with 1 row, where it should return a dataframe with 4 rows.
The above is the main problem, but I have a second question: it seems that from time to time, pandas dataframes are organized with the company as the column, and sometimes with thecompany as the row. I'm wondering what the logic is behind it? To me, it seems that financialstatements should be a dataframe with a MultiIndex of company name and report date. (moved to #121)
Nice work on the repo!
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Multiple balance sheets with last>=1 parameter fails for pandas
Multiple financial statements with last>=1 parameter fails for pandas
Apr 10, 2019
This returns a data frame with 1 row, where it should return a dataframe with 4 rows.
The above is the main problem, but I have a second question: it seems that from time to time,pandas dataframes are organized with the company as the column, and sometimes with thecompany as the row. I'm wondering what the logic is behind it? To me, it seems that financialstatements should be a dataframe with a MultiIndex of company name and report date.(moved to #121)Nice work on the repo!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: