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Hi. We'd need a lot more information to be able to diagnose this issue. If you're performing panel GMM with a lot of cross-sections, and have fixed effects, its quite easy to run out of observations. For more detailed help, you're probably best off emailing in your workfile to us at support@eviews.c...

It won't be in the next version of EViews (EViews 7), but we have given some thought to adding more financial type procedures to EViews.

Could you give more detail on exactly what you'd want?

You can just use the wfopen command to read in Excel. In basic form:



See the Command Reference for details on the options on wfopen to do more complicated things.

Feel free to change it (isn't that the point?)

Highlight the text you wish to enclose in the codes, then hit the button - much easier.

Something along the lines of:



Will get most of what you want done. It won't include the zero lag options.

You'll have to compute the ICs yourself, using the determinant residual covariance to compute the likelihood.

You cannot estimate more than one equation in an equation object. You'll have to use a System.

Which "blank" area are you talking about? If you're using the Breusch-Goodfrey Serial Correlation LM Test from the menus, there is no "blank" area... WGTRESID are the residuals, weighted by whatever weight series you used in the original equation. Sorry, I meant the Breusch-Paga...

Which "blank" area are you talking about? If you're using the Breusch-Goodfrey Serial Correlation LM Test from the menus, there is no "blank" area...

WGTRESID are the residuals, weighted by whatever weight series you used in the original equation.

There are two methods to calculate the Inverse Mills Ratio from an equation. The first is to use fitted values from the equation, and calculate the PDF and CDF from them: eq01.fit(d) xb series imills1 = @dnorm(-xb)/(1-@cnorm(-xb)) The second method is to use the ordin...

Hi.

This isn't a License Manager question, but I'll answer it here anyway...

Simply contact our office (email is best - support@eviews.com) and let them know you'd like to release one of your installs.

Not a bad idea!

The @columns and @rows functions already provide this functionality, but we can always add data members

There is currently no built-in function to return the first or the last non-na observation of a series. However, you can do this with relative ease in EViews with the following example. Just replace the "x" with the name of the series which you want to obtain the date range. The program be...