When running X-12 from the command window I cannot get the program to accept more than 1 option.
When running the menu driven version, if I select the ARIMA option to choose a model from a file, I get a message that you can't do this and run automodel as well. Automodel was not specified, so why the message?
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Re: X12 in EViews 7
Please post your command. I havent been able to replicate the problem.When running X-12 from the command window I cannot get the program to accept more than 1 option.
There is a problem with ARIMA models from a file. We are currently working on a fix.When running the menu driven version, if I select the ARIMA option to choose a model from a file, I get a message that you can't do this and run automodel as well. Automodel was not specified, so why the message?
Re: X12 in EViews 7
Are you using PICKMLD?
Re: X12 in EViews 7
I have been away. Thanks for the reply. I was using the X12 command on page 458 of the Object Reference manual. Since I have been using this command with the "sfile=" option to give a path to a .spc file I wrote. This works well, but I can't figure out how to retrieve the forecast seasonal factors. Any suggestions?
Re: X12 in EViews 7
Just add a save = dxx in your .spc file. X12ARIMA will output a file_name.dxx with the series you need in the Eviews default folder (or wherever you left x12a.exe).
Re: X12 in EViews 7
Thanks. I found the X-12 output files in a \temp file and imported them. They are called evx12tmp.dxx. This seems to be the best solution. You have to include the import command in the loop going through series, as the file gets written over each time.
Re: X12 in EViews 7
I am corresponding with someone using EViews 6. Not sure the import command exists there. Is there an alternative for importing a text file that would work?
Re: X12 in EViews 7
Yes, you can read using "read(t=txt)" or something like this. Careful only with the header X12 leaves in the file.
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