View source: R/eviews_wfcreate.R
| eviews_wfcreate | R Documentation |
EViews workfile.Use this function in R, R Markdown and Quarto to create an EViews workfile.
eviews_wfcreate(
source_description = "",
wf = "",
page = "",
prompt = FALSE,
frequency = "",
subperiod_opts = "",
start_date = "",
end_date = "",
num_cross_sections = NA,
num_observations = NA,
save_path = ""
)
source_description |
Description of the file from which the data is to be imported. The specification of the description is usually just the path and file name of the file. |
wf |
Object or a character string representing the name of a workfile to be created |
page |
Object or a character string representing the name of a workfile page to be created |
prompt |
Logical, whether to force the dialog to appear from within an |
frequency |
Object or a character string representing the frequency of a workfile page to be created. Only letters accepted by EViews are allowed. For example |
subperiod_opts |
Optional integer value. Include |
start_date |
Object or a character string representing the |
end_date |
Object or a character string representing the |
num_cross_sections |
Optional integer value. Include |
num_observations |
Numeric value. Specify the number of observations if the |
save_path |
Specify where to save the |
An EViews workfile
Other important functions:
EviewsR,
create_object(),
eng_eviews(),
eviews_graph(),
eviews_import(),
eviews_pagesave(),
eviews_wfsave(),
exec_commands(),
export_dataframe(),
export(),
import_equation(),
import_graph(),
import_kable(),
import_series(),
import_table(),
import_workfile(),
import(),
rwalk(),
set_eviews_path()
library(EviewsR)
## Not run:
eviews_wfcreate(wf="eviews_wfcreate",page="EviewsR_page",frequency = "m",
start_date = "1990",end_date = "2022")
# Create a workfile from a dataframe
Data=data.frame(x=cumsum(rnorm(100)),y=cumsum(rnorm(100)))
eviews_wfcreate(source_description=Data,wf="eviews_wfcreate1",page="EviewsR_page",frequency="m",
start_date="1990")
## End(Not run)
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