Investor Statistics Category Value ID mapping

In the ownership data, where can I find the mapping of "Investor Statistics Category Value ID" (TR.InstrStatTypeValueId) to investor types, assuming StatType is fixed as 1. Is there an ID range assigned to institutional investors?

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  • raksina.samasiri
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  • Hi @dchen84 ,

    Is 'TR.InstrStatTypeValueId.categoryvalue' what you're looking for?

    data, err = ek.get_data('AAPL.O', ['TR.InstrStatTypeValueId'
    ,'TR.InstrStatTypeValueId.categoryvalue'], {'StatType': '1'})
    data

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    Supported parameters of each field can be found in DIB (Data Item Browser) or CODECR (CodeCreator), below is the screenshot of this field's parameters in DIB

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  • Thanks @raksina.samasiri .

    Your answer is close to what I am looking for, but not exactly. If you see the last two columns of the table you have shared, there is category value id and category value, I wish to know if there is a mapping table mapping one to another. While I am working on the data, I have also noticed a few categories are similarly named, but with different ids, for example, category value for id 62 and 80 are hedge fund and hedge fund portfolio respectively, what are the differences? similarly, for 64 and 109. 85 is also a bit ambiguous. I am just wondering where I could find a complete reference to these categories and ids.

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