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At the end of your current program you will have a list of potential equation names in the variable %eqnames. You can then loop through those equations and re-estimate them one at a time with White standard errors: if @instr(%eqnames,*) then %eqnames = @wlookup(%eqnames,"Equation") 'this c...

Could you contemplate having 4 separate strings, one for each of the information types? Then your parsing code could look something like: for !i=1 to @wcount(%sfiles) %sourcefile = @word(%sfiles,!i) %sourcename = @word(%snames,!i) %newname = @word(%nnames,!i) %mult = @word(%mults,!i) next

I'm not sure on the size limit of a string (if there is one). Seems to me the way you're doing it is fine.

You don't necessarily need to put them into an svector, you could just leave them in the string and use the @word function to loop through them.

If updating doesn't fix it, could you provide more information?

Is it all objects being copied from any workfile to any workfile, or is it specific objects in specific workfile? If it is specific, could you post the workfile?

We'll investigate

Sorry, didn't notice you were using EV6 (my fault!).

If you're only interested in series, you can create a group with all series in the workfile, then loop through the members of the loop one at a time:

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You can use the @wlookup function to obtain the names of the objects in the workfile.

You cannot.

Unit Root tests are available from series objects, not groups.

This thread is about the EqRefresh Add-in.

Change Log

• 2010/07/07 - Initial release
• 2010/09/09 - Added an output screen that displays any equations that could not be re-estimated (no table will be displayed if all equation estimated successfully).

As I said, you shouldn't really use an if statement on a series. Perhaps the best way to do it would be something like: series equal = (ser1=ser2) smpl 2001 2003 if @sum(equal)=@obssmpl then blah blah blah endif i.e. create a dummy variable equal to 1 whenever the two series are equal, and 0 if they...

Yes, but you need to specify how you want to do the "conversion". Do you want to average, to sum, and so on...

Again, what do you want the new data to be?

To create a new page, click on the New Page tab at the bottom of the workfile, then Specify by Frequency/Range, then set the structure type to "Dated-regular Frequency", then set the Frequency to Intraday, then fill in the rest.