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My mistake! thank you.

best regards,
yves

Notice that @month and @year are also wrong!

Dear eviews, I currently use eviews 7 (Jul 20 2012 build) and think there are two bugs. When I run the code as follows workfile wk_test d7 1970 2012 smpl 1970 2012 pagecreate(page="DAY") d7 1970 2012 genr one = 1 genr day = @day(one) genr weekday = @weekday(one) 1) "day" takes 2 ...

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Dear Eviews, I am programming a loop that looks as follows: FOR %x ... FOR %y ... FOR %z ... IF (%y+%z <> %z+%y) THEN genr {%x}{%y}{%z} = ... ENDIF NEXT NEXT NEXT Notice that x, y and z and similar. As stated, the if condition does not work, while no error is reported. How can I write the condition ...

thanks!

You maean an update of Eviews 6 or Eviews 7?

This is Oct 1 2007.

Hello, I specified a state space model but I cannot estimate it. The following application error pop-up when I run the program: 'The instruction at "0x009629a2" referenced memory at "0x694e6ab8". The memory could not be "written".' What does it mean? Thank you for your ...

ok, thanks.

It is probably the right function, but I still don't know how to use it. Does it work with Eviews 6? What is the syntax? m2 = @colranks(m1) or @colranks(m1, m2) and what are the options? m2 = @ranks(m1) works but neither @colranks nor @rowranks seem to follow this syntax. Why is this function not de...

@ranks() does not do exaclty what I want. But @colranks() could potentially do that... as long as you explain me how it works and what it does. This function is not described in the help section!

I am looking for a function like @cimax(m1) that returns the index, not the value.

Hi, Imagine you have a matrix long the sample size and large the number of sectors in the S&P 500 that contains scores, summarizing the relative attractiveness of sectors. How can I generate another matrix that ranks these scores? To put it differently, I am looking for a function similar to &qu...

Hello,

I need to estimate a simple OLS regression with a constraint on coefficient such as c(1)>1. How can I do that?

It would be nice if someone could give me the additionnal command to estimate the following equation:

equation eq1.ls log(y) = C(1) + C(2)*log(x)

Thank you in advance!