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I'm assuming you're saving the data to a text file then reading it back in later, I'm doing the same. I parse the header of the file to ensure it matches what I expect. I'm doing this for the check:
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I've the same problem, should be a bug. Now we have the 3 firsts rows with heads and the description not coincide with downloaded data. |
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There is also discussion here: #2193 |
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After updating to 0.2.54, yf.download returns the dataframe in this column order:
Date,Close,High,Low,Open,Volume
(which appears to be alphabetic for the price columns)
Previously, the dataframe was arranged in the more popular OHLCV format
Date,Open,High,Low,Close,Volume
Is there a setting that can be used to go back to OHLCV
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