GET /data/v1/values

e.g. cQovpGcdUT1CSzgYk0KPYdAI0

The [Socrata App Token](https://dev.socrata.com/docs/app-tokens.html) to be used with your request. The `app_token` parameter is required if an app token is not passed via the `X-App-Token` HTTP header. Clients must [register for their own app tokens](https://dev.socrata.com/docs/app-tokens.html).

Whether or not to produce a description of the data. Set to `true` to produce a description. Descriptions are not available if no entities are specified. + Default `false`

Comma separated list of entity IDs. Defaults to retrieving all entities. Note that since there is currently no results pagination, retrieving values for all entities may produce incomplete results.

Number of steps to forecast. Must be an integer between 0 and 20. Forecasts are produced using linear extrapolation on the data. They are only available when retrieving data for a single variable across many numerical constraint options. + Default `0`

If format is set to `google`, the data frame will be formatted as a [Google Visualizations data table](https://developers.google.com/chart/interactive/docs/reference#datatable-class). If the format is not provided or invalid, then the frame will be formatted normally.

Constraints: {'enum': ['google']}

Comma separated list of variable IDs. Defaults to retrieving all variables. It is also possible to pass in a topic such as `demographics`, or a dataset such as `demographics.population`, which would both be equivalent to specifying `demographics.population.count` and `demographics.population.change`. Note that only variables in the same dataset are allowed.