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Although, I'll reiterate, there should be no reason to create these series at all.

You can't give a series a name starting with a number. Call it Y2009 instead.

Why can you not do the same thing for years using @year?

Also, you should try using @expand(@month) etc... to automatically impose the dummies rather than creating them manually.
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Unfortunately not. You could create an alpha series containing the format you want (something like alpha a = @datestr(@date, "DD/MM/YYYY") + " " + @str(@hour+1)), then structure the workfile as undated by id series, where that alpha is the id series. But once you've done that, EV...

No.

Given that there isn't a proc to save strings as text, how did you save them?

I'm not sure I follow the issue... It seems like EViews is putting the data in the correct place. Are you just worried about the labeling of the hours? The observation labeled as: 01/01/2009 00:00 Has a value of 0.801182 for series A. That observation is the time between midnight and 1am (00:00 and ...

There isn't an easy way to do it. String objects aren't really intended for that sort of thing (I'm kinda surprised the menu item exists!). If the text file only has one line, you would go through a text object, then grab the first line into a string. Or convert the text object into an svector and l...

What's a string list?

Could you provide an example excel file (over-write the data with random numbers if confidentiality is an issue).

You'd have to go through a text object. text.append to open the text file.

Are you doing a "Dated read" import or a "Sequential read" import?

If dated, try doing sequential (assuming your file has the same number of rows as the workfile etc...)

How are you doing the import?

There’s a nonames option.

Try using wfsave rather than write.