How to use the EDGAR Database in Python | Pagination

In some cases, we might have more results than are shown in the result set, in this situation, we need to leverage pagination to get the remaining results. This video focuses on how to perform this operation and store the results in a master list.

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[hyejinyoon]

Thank you so much for the series. Your description is very much clear and easy to understand. You are saving my life now. :)

[MrEo]

wait in this video you say this is part 3 of the series, but in the playlist its the last video? so have we watched them out of order?

[davidtorre]

Alex - this is awesome.

XBRL seems to be so, so heavy.

Some companies represent revenue with one tag (us-gaap:Revenues) and others use different tags

Even worse-- some companies (like Cisco) will use the same tag twice, so there are duplicates. I feel like there is a ton of business logic that goes into creating "simple" balance sheet views on the SEC. I'm wondering if it makes sense to try and re-create that via source XBRL files, or just do a simple web scrape of the HTML summary reports (e.g. r1.htm, r2.htm, etc). The XBRL route is preferred because HTML syntax can change, but XBRL is just so overly complex.

[charlottephillips]

Is there a way to get more specific info than just the tag? Eg instead of just us-gaap: RevenueFromContractWithCustomerExcludingAssessedTax, could we get the Member or Axis too (to distinguish between revenues from different things)? Thank you!