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Will the calculations be any different whether we append it as a simple equation or through @identity? Ta

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Does it make any difference if we take out "@identity" in the line above?

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Hi Did you guys manage to do this test, if so could you let me know? Thanks

EViews 7.1

How to set up quarterly data for financial year which begins from q3 and ends in q2 the following calendar year? So, 2009/10 financial year is 2009q3, 2009q4, 2010q1 and 2010q2.
Then only I can generate financial year annual growth rates. Otherwise I have to transfer to Excel.

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I want to extend a quarterly data series called Y which is currently from 1985q3 to 2009q2, by 2 observations: 2009q3 and 2009q4; on its average growth rate (dlog) of the last 3 periods.
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I was playing around with font changing and the spreadsheet view has gone so small I can't get the original sizes back.
Need help.
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Hi QMS Gareth (EViews 7.1) I wonder whether you have a progam (just like the multi-equation-grid.prg) which outputs the standard diagnostic tests: (1) Functional Form (2) Autocorrelation (3) Heteroscedasticity (4) Normality for a set of quations run in a workfile that containts more than 50 or so va...

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Hi EViews 6.1 (Hypothetical example) I have 2 workfile pages called DATA and WKS1 DATA has 2 series and they are WAGE and CPI On WKS1 I want to create and auto-updating series called RWAGE (real wage) I write the following script Pageselect WKS1 frml RWAGE data::(WAGE/CPI) It does not work… I wonder...

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We have E7, but will be installing after some major work is finished.
Thanks anyway.

I get an error message when I run the script as you've suggested.

IPOLATE is not a valid view for MAX in "DO_ MAX.IPOLATE YAMX"

Thank you so much.

I managed to generate the line in XL and because I'm not good in EViews Scripting I cant do it in EViews.

The Y' is the series that I want.

May be this would be helpful.

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Unfortunately, I do not know how to define it. The idea was taken from the Fair Model EViews Version. http://fairmodel.econ.yale.edu/eviews/eviews.htm Workfile: FM.wfl The variables of interest are: (1) CDA = peak to peak interpolation of CD/POP and (2) HFS = peak to peak interpolation of HF If you ...