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Use the templates feature of the DDT.

Possibly better ways, but one that jumps out would be to create a series equal to @trend, use proc-resample to resample that with replacement, copy that into a new page, then use that trend series as the ID series to do a match-merge copy of the data series between the two pages.

Thank you!

Will be fixed next patch.

Could you provide the workfile?

What is the version number and build date of your copy of EViews? (Help->About EViews)

Scenarios->Excludes->For all other endogenous...

Undocumented "m" option on fetch. Couple of other points ⋅ You can actually use the copy command to copy from certain databases direct to a workfile ⋅ If you do the fetch interactively, the command capture window will show you the command line form (including the m opti...

Not entirely sure I understand.

That has the day of the month...

That behaviour was changed a while back. There is no way to get the old behaviour back.

Hello.

Could you provide more details on exactly what you mean? Are you talking about the workfile filter, or are you in a model window? What exactly are you doing?

You'll have to unstructure the page (i.e. set the page structure to undated or none), change the series, then restructure it.

You can use @upper on a (alpha) series, but you cannot use it inline in the copy command.

Create a new alpha that is equal to @upper(country), then use the new alpha as the source id

You could freeze it into a new table object. But you're probably best off just looping through the elements and assigning one at a time.

Create one.