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But at least with the spool I wan't have a cascade of tiles.

So the best way to run this sort of a QA step is with a spool object?

Also, an addendum. My model identifies exogenous variables with the suffix "_cbo." I have noticed that my model divides variables into endogenous and exogenous. Is there an object type for exogenous variables that I can use in the @wlookup function instead of "series"?

Hi all, I am working with a model with 75 exogenous variables that are pulled from a database that my firm maintains. I would like to add in a quality assurance step where all of the exogenous variables are visually inspected to rule out weird data processing errors. I have a loop that produces line...

Sorry. This program returns line graphs of all the variables in my workspace, not just the aliases. Any suggestions?

I'm writing a program to visually inspect the results of a solved model. I want to produce line graphs of all of my aliased variables that are created when I solve my model. This is the program as it stands. %name = @wlookup("*_0", "series") for %1 {%name} smpl 2010 2085 line {%1...

Thanks!

I'm brand new to programming. I am trying to replace values after a certain date in an annual dataset.

for !i = 2010 to 2085

if !i>= 2022 then altdocfix =5555
endif

next

Rather than replacing values after 2021 with 5555, this loop replaces ALL values. Any suggestion?

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