Runtime Error: 'ValuationRatios' object has no attribute 'PricetoEBITDA'

The error message "Runtime Error: 'ValuationRatios' object has no attribute 'PricetoEBITDA'" suggests that you're trying to access a property 'PricetoEBITDA' of the 'ValuationRatios' object that doesn't exist.

It's possible that there might have been changes in the API or the data you are using. It's also possible that there's a typo or case sensitivity issue in your code.

Unfortunately, without seeing your code, it's hard to provide a specific solution. However, you should check the documentation or the object definition to see the available properties for the 'ValuationRatios' object.

If you're using QuantConnect, you can refer to the discussions in the QuantConnect forum where similar issues have been discussed. For example, in this discussion, a user has mentioned the 'ValuationRatios' class.

Please review your code and ensure that the attribute you're trying to access is valid and correctly spelled. If the issue persists, consider sharing your code or reaching out to the QuantConnect community for more specific help.

last time I checked it does have the PricetoEBITDA attribute in ValuationRatios object

and the code did work well before and also in live trading

https://www.lean.io/docs/v2/lean-engine/class-reference/classQuantConnect_1_1Data_1_1Fundamental_1_1ValuationRatios.html

If you're certain that the 'PricetoEBITDA' attribute exists in the 'ValuationRatios' object and your code has worked before, it's possible that the issue might be due to data availability.

In some cases, certain attributes might not be available for all stocks at all times. This could be due to various reasons such as the data not being reported by the company for a particular period or the data provider not having that information.

You could add a check in your code to handle such cases. Here's an example in Python:

if hasattr(fundamental.ValuationRatios, 'PricetoEBITDA'):
    # Use the attribute
    value = fundamental.ValuationRatios.PricetoEBITDA
else:
    # Handle the case where the attribute is not available
    value = None

This code checks if the 'PricetoEBITDA' attribute exists for the 'ValuationRatios' object before trying to access it. If the attribute doesn't exist, it sets 'value' to None (or you could set it to any other default value or take any other action as per your requirements).

If the issue persists, I would recommend reaching out to the QuantConnect support or community with more details for further assistance.