Raw Numeric XBRL

All of the XBRL tagged numbers as reported in the XBRL documents submitted by the filers

class calcbench.raw_numeric_XBRL.Operator(value, names=None, *, module=None, qualname=None, type=None, start=1, boundary=None)

Contains = 10

Equals = 1

NotEquals = 21

class calcbench.raw_numeric_XBRL.RawDataClause

operator: Operator

parameter: str

value: str

calcbench.raw_numeric_XBRL.raw_XBRL(company_identifiers=[], entire_universe=False, clauses=[])

As-reported data.

Parameters:

• company_identifiers (Sequence[Union[str, int]]) – list of tickers or CIK codes

• entire_universe (bool) – Search all companies

• clauses (Sequence[RawDataClause]) – See the parameters that can be passed @ https://www.calcbench.com/api/rawdataxbrlpoints

Return type:

DataFrame

Usage:

>>> clauses = [
>>>     {"value": "Revenues", "parameter": "XBRLtag", "operator": 10},
>>>     {"value": "Y", "parameter": "fiscalPeriod", "operator": 1},
>>>     {"value": "2018", "parameter": "fiscalYear", "operator": 1}
>>> ]
>>> cb.raw_xbrl(company_identifiers=['mmm'], clauses=clauses)

calcbench.raw_numeric_XBRL.raw_xbrl_raw(company_identifiers=[], entire_universe=False, clauses=[])

Data as reported in the XBRL documents

Parameters:

• company_identifiers (Sequence[Union[str, int]]) – list of tickers or CIK codes

• entire_universe (bool) – Search all companies

• clauses (Sequence[RawDataClause]) – See the parameters that can be passed @ https://www.calcbench.com/api/rawdataxbrlpoints

Return type:

Sequence[Mapping[str, object]]

Usage:

>>> clauses = [
>>>     {"value": "Revenues", "parameter": "XBRLtag", "operator": 10},
>>>     {"value": "Y", "parameter": "fiscalPeriod", "operator": 1},
>>>     {"value": "2018", "parameter": "fiscalYear", "operator": 1}
>>> ]
>>> cb.raw_xbrl_raw(company_identifiers=['mmm'], clauses=clauses)