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Data Analysis with Eviews

Feri Dwi Riyanto

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Layout Eviews

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A. Entering Data

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Sample Excel Worksheet

filename : Latihan

Monthly: 2012M01 – 2018M10

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Defining the Workfile

Start Eviews

Select File/New/Workfile

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Defining the Workfile

Start Eviews

Select File/New/Workfile

Enter the frequency and the range

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Entering Frequency and Range

Frequency workfile Start date End date

Annual a 1990 1999

Semi-annual s 1990:1 1999:2

Quarterly q 1990:1 1999:4

Monthly m 1990:1 1999:12

Weekly* w 01/01/1990 31/12/1999

Daily[5 day]* d 01/01/1990 31/12/1999

Daily[7 day]* 7 01/01/1990 31/12/1999

Undated u 1 100

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Information Needed to Import

name of the worksheet where the data are (unnecessary if the data file is a worksheet)

the number of variables

where (cell) the data (numbers) begin

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Importing the Excel Worksheet

Procs/Import/Read Text-Lotus-Excel

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Entering the Worksheet Info

(1) The Excel workbook must not be in use. Close it.

(2) Must indicate the cell where the data begin.

(3) Must indicate the number of Columns.

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Workfile Created

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Examine the Contents

1 2

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Using Commands

workfile “name” “frequency” “range”

data “variable name”

Start typing data

1999 January 814,867 1999 February 753,284 1999 March 803,476 1999 April 729,696

1999 May 751,925

1999 June 795,223 1999 July 853,493 1999 August 775,790 1999 September 773,012 1999 October 822,683 1999 November 821,079 1999 December 1,455,792

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Resizing the Workfile

range

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B. Basic Data Analysis and Transformation

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Select the Variable

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Timeplot

Select: View/Line Graph

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Freeze

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Line/Shade in Freezed Version

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Descriptive Statistics

View/Descriptive Statistics/Histogram and Stats

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Storing Descriptive Statistics

scalar m=@mean(series_name) scalar s=@stdev(series_name)

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Creation of “Time” Variable

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Linear Trend Line

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Actual, Fitted, Residual Graph

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log and diff

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lead and lag

“series” to create a new series

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Open Data as One Group

Select Objects, Double Click,

Select Open Group.

The Group can be Stored as a new

object

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Timeplot – Multiple Graph

Select

Multiple Graphs/ Line

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Descriptive Statistics by Variables

Select: Descriptive Stat /Individual Samples

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Scatterplot and Regression

Select month (x) and general (y) in that order; name.

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Scatterplot and Regression

400000 600000 800000 1000000 1200000 1400000 1600000 1800000

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140

MONTH

GENERAL

GENERAL vs. MONTH

View/Graph/Scatter/Simple with Regression

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