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smpl if @weekday=1 or @weekday=5

Thank you!

Hi,

How can I exclude from my sample, consisting of daily data, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays? I have tried smpl if @weekday=1 and @weekday=5 and smpl if @weekday<>2 and @weekday<>3 and @weekday<>4, but it does not work.

Thank you.

You need to do:

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smpl if @date<>@dateval("mydate")

And for multiple dates?

How did you enter the specific dates?

GARCH does require a continuous sample.

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