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ODBC drivers have to match the calling application's "bitness". Meaning if EViews 11 is 32-bit, you'll need the Microsoft Access 32-bit ODBC drivers installed. If EViews is 64-bit, you'll need the 64-bit drivers. So most likely, when you installed Office 2019, you may have switched "b...

EViews reads and writes a series object vertically. So transpose is the solution we recommend to people who have their data running horizontally.

While these are EViews programs you are running, it would be more appropriate to ask the people that actually wrote the program, since they know most about it. But I did do a quick google search for "FRM/US supply side package" and found the zip file you're running these programs from. I f...

Without knowing the details yet, I can say that storing to a local database/file first, and then pushing the database/file to the network is going to be significantly faster than pushing each object over the network one by one. For example, save everything to a local CSV text file, then copy the CSV...

Ok, I made some changes that will make it to our next patch. WFSAVE for rdata files will now support alphas, matrixes, vectors, and scalars. They will all appear as separate items in R.

Actually, I looked into the rdata save code and it seems like we're intentionally ignoring alpha series. I may be able to include those for rdata file formats, at least as a separate object. I'll let you know...

Alpha series: I believe our default is to save all numeric series objects in a workfile into either a data.frame or a ts structure. Can you have alpha columns in a data.frame or ts? If so, send me some example R code that assembles that and I'll see about supporting alpha series. Capture pane: SaveA...

Done. All rdata files will be saved with this case: .RData

Will be in next patch for ev11.

Please send me a copy of the workfile you are using and details on how you are doing the export (copy? wfsave?). You can send me the workfile via email to steve@eviews.com.

Probably wouldn't be too hard to implement.

Thanks for the file. I was able to reproduce the error/crash. It was caused by a data conversion issue (specifically string to number) not being properly handled by EViews. For now, if you remove the "Date" string column from your SP500 object, you'll be able to import the object into a ne...

Send me the rdata file to steve@eviews.com and I’ll try to recreate it. What version of r do you have EViews using?

Yes, only named objects can be pasted as a link. Otherwise, how would a link be resolved later on? You did mention that this worked in PowerPoint so I didn't think you were using an untitled object. By the way, the workfile needs to be saved as well as the linked objects specify the source workfile ...

What is your version of EViews? Are you using EViews 32-bit or 64-bit? What is the build date? You can get this information by going to the Help menu/About EViews dialog. Also, what version of Excel are you using? If the Paste as Link works for PowerPoint, but it doesn't for Excel, then it's most li...