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After days of trying, I still can't format the 'mktCap' to make it easier to read (either add in commas or convert it to million). My code is as below:

pip install FundamentalAnalysis


import pandas as pd
import FundamentalAnalysis as fa

pd.set_option('display.max_colwidth',0)
pd.options.display.float_format = '{:,.2f}'.format

ticker = 'AAPL'
api_key = "04d9e13fe10d09ef72be8bbd0e21262e"

# Collect general company information
profile = fa.profile(ticker, api_key)
print(profile.loc[['symbol','companyName','mktCap','range','changes',\
                   'exchangeShortName','industry','sector','description',\
                   'ceo','fullTimeEmployees','state','isActivelyTrading']])
print('')
 
# Show the growth of the company
growth_annually = fa.financial_statement_growth(ticker, api_key, period="annual")
nig = growth_annually.loc['netIncomeGrowth']
 
# Show a large set of in-depth ratios
financial_ratios_annually = fa.financial_ratios(ticker, api_key, period="annual")
dy = financial_ratios_annually.loc['dividendYield'] 
pe = financial_ratios_annually.loc['priceEarningsRatio']
npm = financial_ratios_annually.loc['netProfitMargin']
roe = financial_ratios_annually.loc['returnOnEquity']
cf = financial_ratios_annually.loc['freeCashFlowOperatingCashFlowRatio']
atr = financial_ratios_annually.loc['assetTurnover']
em = financial_ratios_annually.loc['companyEquityMultiplier']
 
df = pd.DataFrame([nig, dy, pe, npm, roe, cf, atr, em])
df['Ult + DuPont'] = ['G:Net Inc Gr', 'D:DY', 'P:P/E', 'P:NPM', 'R:ROE', \
                      'C:Free CF/Op CF','Asset Turnover','Equity Mult']
df = df.set_index('Ult + DuPont')
print(df[df.columns[:5]])
print('')
 
# Obtain DCFs over time
dcf_annually = fa.discounted_cash_flow(ticker, api_key, period="annual")
dcf_quarterly = fa.discounted_cash_flow(ticker, api_key, period="quarter")
print(dcf_annually.iloc[:,:5])
print('')
print(dcf_quarterly.iloc[:,:5])
print('')
 
# Show recommendations of Analysts
ratings = fa.rating(ticker, api_key)
print(ratings)
print('')


May I know how to convert the reading for 'mktCap' to make it easier to read? Thanks.

What I have tried:

numerize
millify
prettify
astype
pd.to_numeric
Posted
Updated 13-Mar-21 4:08am
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1 solution

Use the float() built in function[^] to convert the integer to a float.
 
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Member 13986926 13-Mar-21 8:24am    
Thanks for the advice. I retrieve the data from API and print out in table as below:
symbol AAPL
.......
mktCap 2031863730000
May I know how to apply float() to 2031863730000 for mktCap? Thanks.
Richard MacCutchan 13-Mar-21 8:51am    
It is very difficult to provide advice when your question is so vague. You have not really explained clearly what you are trying to do.
Member 13986926 13-Mar-21 8:55am    
True. Let me put the whole code in the solution part below as I can't post a long post under reply.
Richard MacCutchan 13-Mar-21 8:57am    
No, Please use the Improve question link above.
Member 13986926 13-Mar-21 9:03am    
Ok, will do accordingly.

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