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PS: this exploits another apparently undocumented feature, namely, one of the function of @convert(x). The available documentation requires the argument x to be a numeric series - however, @convert obviously works with an alpha series as well in which case it yields an svector. It would be nice to i...

Great, many thanks!
So kindly document this nice and usefuly feature of the valuemap object explicitly in your next update of the documentation.
Best, mamo

Dear Eviews team I use Eviews 11 Sept 2019 built. For future versions of Eviews, please consider to introduce annual versions of the lag, the d- and the dlog-operator (suggestions @lagy, dy dlogy), corresponding to the annual percentage-change operators @pcy and @pchy. This would greatly facilitate ...

Hi, many thanks for the quick reply The simplifications you are suggesting are obvious with respect to the structure of the concrete dummy data set the example code generates. However, the question was not meant to relate to the specific data structure of this dummy data but rather to the more gener...

Dear Eviewers , I use Eviews 11, Sept 2019 built, 64bit. Using the workfile created by the example code below, what is the easiest approach to create a valuemap and apply it to the values of the variable "crossid" in the page "data", by using the labels in "label" corre...

Update, correcting one bug (program caught in a loop with the option stat=sum), plus one additional feature (option table to a name for a table object to save the output)

As I have found, the bug in the ordering of categories seems to be related to the dated workfile covering only two periods. The categorical ordering works as expected in the code below which defines a three-year-range of the annual workfile (2009-2010). Best, mamo wfcreate a 2009 2011 rndseed 42 ser...

Dear EVEIWS team It seems that the ordering of within-categories in categorical graphs is not properly reflected, neither when the graph is programed nor when the ordering of the graph is changed via the options menu - see example program below Best, mamo wfcreate a 2010 2011 rndseed 42 series x=nrn...

Dear EVIEWS team, I use EVIEWS 11 64 bit Sept 2019 built. Programming a categorical graph, the option "cscale" in the specification "across(@series...)" to enforce a common scale across series in categorical sub-graphs does not work, as demonstrated in the code below. (Unmarking ...

Dear EVIEWS team I use Eviews 11, Sept 2019 built, 64 bit @addquotes gives an error message Error.png when applied to alpha series, while @stripquote does (See example code below) Best, mamo wfcreate a 2000 2010 string hello="Hello" string hello_addq=@addquotes(hello) show hello_addq alpha...

O.k., there is indeed the workaround of restructuring the workpage. Nevertheless, this seems to be a bug as one would expect the observation-id (and only the observation-id) to show up on the date/obs-id axis when respective option is selected. Will this be resolved in future version of EVIEWS? Best...

Dear Eviews team I use Eviews 11, Sept 19 build, 64 bit. When graphing a dated panel, I am looking for an approach to show the @obsid rather than dates on the obs/date axis With the below example code I get the following graph. While this comes close to what I am after, the figures in the second row...

I solved the issue, and the solution suggests that there is a bug in the function @datevalue First removing the three-letter weekday abbreviation at string positions 1-3 from the date string before applying @datevalue: series newdate=@dateval(@mid(date,5), "Mon DD yyyy") yields the expecte...

Dear Eviewers, I use Eviews 11 Sept 2019 built 64 bit. With the attached file and applying the code below, I want to generate a new series named "newdate" from the existing alpha-series named "date" with the values "Sat Feb 15 2020", "Sun Feb 16 2020", "M...

Dear Eviews team

many thanks for the quick reply.

I would like to suggest that you make all the frequency conversion in the copy command available also when it is applied to panel data, as soon as it is feasible for you.

Best, mamo