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I would like to use the "force" spec in command mode. Here is what I have done manually with the series enuus00030010: Proc-Seasonal Adjustment-Census X-13 Under Variables, log transformation Under ARIMA Model, Model, Manual, (0, 1, 1)(0, 1, 1) Under Seasonal Adjustment, Force, Force yearl...

Yes, I know I can change the name by saving. The original question was how to rename a workfile without saving. The solution given was "wfopen(wf=File1) ..." I tried that solution with WFOPEN(WF=LAG1117) \EconomicForecasts\1117\Washington\BUILD1117 and it did not open the workfile with the...

I am also trying to open an existing workfile and give it a new name without saving. I tried to solution given abd it opens the workfile but doesn't change the name. Here is the command in my program: WFOPEN(WF=LAG1117) \EconomicForecasts\1117\Washington\BUILD1117 It opens BUILD1117 but does not cha...

When I try to compare two IHS Global Insight U.S. Macro workfiles, the "result" column only shows "added" for every variable. I know virtually all the variables have changes and few, if any , are "added." I am wondering if it is because these workfiles are pretty large....

Actually, Eviews has not always written the data files used in the seasonal adjustment program with dates. Eviews correctly formats the data file referenced by the series spec without dates. In the series spec in the example I gave you before, that file was : file = "C:\Users\bpbts104\AppData\e...

I created a user defined trading day variable called "Fridays." Most observations are zeroes but it also can also be a -1 or +1. When I seasonally adjust with this variable as a trading day variable I get nonsense as a result (I have a very good idea what the regression results should look...

I am new to state space modeling. Can someone help me with a simple problem that I have seen as an application of the Kalmon filter. An object starts from a cetain psition. It is traveling in a straight line. The speed has a known expected value but there is some uncertaintly. After one unit of time...