Hello,
I have attempted many different formatting adjustments to the parameters on the "Client.GetInterestOverTime()" method, but I have not been successful at requesting data on a timeframe other than the default 1 year(weekly) timeframe. I am curious what the trick is to get this to work, as it seems the API may be very picky with what start and end dates are provided.
For example, the following request fails:
var a = await c.GetInterestOverTime(lst, DateTime.Now.AddMonths(-3), DateTime.Now);
Hoping you can provide the secret!
Thanks,
James K
Hello, I have attempted many different formatting adjustments to the parameters on the "Client.GetInterestOverTime()" method, but I have not been successful at requesting data on a timeframe other than the default 1 year(weekly) timeframe. I am curious what the trick is to get this to work, as it seems the API may be very picky with what start and end dates are provided. For example, the following request fails:
var a = await c.GetInterestOverTime(lst, DateTime.Now.AddMonths(-3), DateTime.Now);Hoping you can provide the secret! Thanks, James K