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Thank you for the reply. If I understand you correctly, you mean to NA 2020 after the fetch? I believe this might create a problem down the road since various time series will have complete monthly data for the entire 2020 at different times (i.e. some monthly series are released sooner than others)...

Hi all, I'm trying to aggregate monthly time series into quarterly and annual frequencies. Some monthly observations have missing values, which can be solved by using fetch(c=sn) or fetch(c=an), however, this creates a new problem which is that the annual value for 2020 get calculated (since a few m...

Wow, when I ran it in the program it worked!

I ran that line in the command file

Not a silly question at all. The database will be updated on a regular basis (one or twice per week) and we need the ability to go "back in time" to access how the database looked at various points in the past. We also work with "data cut-offs" so having date stamped databases ma...

Hi, Another day, another eviews questions.... This time would like to save a timestamped back up of a database. I've found some advise on the forum and are working with the following piece of code: %date=@strnow("yyyy-mm-dd") dbcopy database\data database\timestamps\db_{%date} This code is...

Thank you for the response Gareth, I'll look into your suggestions and let you know how it goes.

Joachim

Hi, I'm new to Eviews (currently using version 10) so I'll try my best to explain what my issue is; I'm trying to create a piece of code to give me a year-to-date (YTD) value for monthly series (which is different from the @YTD that already exists). In this instance year YTD is taking the average of...