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When making graphs, they look the same in EViews 12 and 13. But I have to use EViews 12 when I save (print to disk) the graphs as pdf to get the same look in pdf as in EViews. If I use EViews 13 and save the graphs, the lines get a different and ugly look as pdf. Is that due to EViews or Windows?

Is there a way to import data from a SAS database on a server? It is possible to do that for FAME data, e.g. %data = "/ssb/stamme02/nasjregn/arbkraft_mr2021/famedb/aordning_volum.db" wfcreate(wf=kai, page=m) m 2017m1 @now dbopen(type=fame, s=2959@sl-fame-1) {%data} Is there a similar way f...

In a program two series of weekly and quarterly frequency is generated on different pages in the same workfile: pageselect w smpl 2007 @now genr spgrowth = 100*((index_sp500-@elem(index_sp500, "2007"))/@elem(index_sp500, "2007")) pageselect q smpl 2007 @now graph g.line w\spgrowt...

I want to use the prophet package in R from EViews. Exporting data I have problems getting rid of dates. My EViews code is smpl 2000 2018 xopen(type=r) xput(rtype=data.frame, name=df) @strdate("mm/dd/yyyy") a55 xon 'Turn on external R programming mode names(df)<-c("ds","y&qu...

Why did the error message disappear when I rearranged the Equation as described in my first email?

I got the message: Overflow in "A31 equation" in "__KVARTSMODELLEN.ADDINIT(S=B, V=N) @ALL". What does it mean? The A31 equation is "0*A31+... = ...+0.94748*A31+..." where the 0*A31 has been inserted on the left hand side of the equation (which was transported from a pro...

Thanks, but it does not work declareing an econometric Equation object and then append the equation formulation read from a text file and edited into EViews syntax. Even this does not work: equation eq1 eq1.append h10 c dum904 jk72 But this does: %eq_bh10 = "h10 c dum904 jk72" equation eq_...

I want to import a model containing hundreds of eqonometric equations and thousands of identities. A program that reads the identities from a text file and performs the necessary substitutions work ok. But how can I import equations from a text file where each line looks something like DEL(1:LOG(BH1...