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The () operators change depending on what type of object they are used on. http://www.eviews.com/help/helpintro.html#page/EViews%25209%2520Help%2Fcprogram.074.04.html%23 Hi...I am using EViews 9 below is my snippet to use logmsg and logsave For !i=0 to 9 logmsg !i Next logmsg "Mark" logsa...

You could use a statusline command to send the value of !i to the statusline. Or use a log message . That runs too fast on statusline which I could not read each value, but not a big issue. Thank you again. So can you point any reference about {}()? It's hard to find the use of it without a key wor...

Yes it is a legal expression. Without knowing what the objects in the workfile are, it is impossible to say what the expression does though. Seems I need to figure out the purples first. So based on that what should I do if I want to print output to screen? Say for !i=1 to 5 ... next How to print e...

Impossible to say without knowing what the W objects are.

w{%y} just means that the loop will first run on w1, then w2, and so on.

There is no definition for 'w' before that, but w{%y} appears couple of times in the code.

And, is w{%A}(!i+1) a legal expression? If yes, what is it?

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Hi guys, I am new to EViews and need understand a snippet code. Say I have a for loop like For %Y 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 For !i=10 to 20 If w{%Y}(!i+1) <> na then ... NEXT NEXT What does w{%A}(!i+1) mean? Honestly I tried to figure this out myself but I at least spent 3 hrs but could understand this. I k...