As seen in #47, country-agnostic Morningstar reports from quotes.morningstar.com (used when no explicit data source was defined) stopped working on June 23, 2022. This means that we cannot rely on this data source anymore, and therefore we need to use country-specific Morningstar snapshot pages instead.
Therefore, from now on µFunds will require a data source as the third argument of the function call.
As a rule of thumb, µFunds calls for Morningstar data should now be =muFunds(option, id, "morningstar-**"), where ** represents the 2-letter code of a country where your asset is available for sale. In most cases, you can just use the country where you live. The list of available countries and codes is available in the Data sources section of the Usage and examples documentation page.
As seen in #47, country-agnostic Morningstar reports from
quotes.morningstar.com
(used when no explicit data source was defined) stopped working on June 23, 2022. This means that we cannot rely on this data source anymore, and therefore we need to use country-specific Morningstar snapshot pages instead.Therefore, from now on µFunds will require a data source as the third argument of the function call.
As a rule of thumb, µFunds calls for Morningstar data should now be
=muFunds(option, id, "morningstar-**")
, where**
represents the 2-letter code of a country where your asset is available for sale. In most cases, you can just use the country where you live. The list of available countries and codes is available in the Data sources section of the Usage and examples documentation page.