Overview of the Standalone FrontEnd Changing the Standalone FrontEnd Unhide columns B and C of the NIAVols Sheet Changing the Standalone FrontEnd Now we can see the variable codes and variable triggers ID: 1047057
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1. CHANGING MFMOD FRONT-END INTERFACE
2. Overview of the Standalone Front-End
3. Changing the Standalone Front-EndUnhide columns B and C of the NIA-Vols Sheet
4. Changing the Standalone Front-EndNow we can see the variable codes and variable triggers
5. Changing the Standalone Front-EndColumn C has the variable code – this tells Eviews what series to load into this row of the spreadsheet
6. Changing the Standalone Front-EndFor endogenous variables we have three codes per variable
7. Changing the Standalone Front-EndNECONPRVTKN (variable)_M model suggestion_A Add-Factor
8. Changing the Standalone Front-EndColumn B sets the triggers of the model. It tells the model if you change the “mode” of one variable, how it should change the other variable
9. Changing the Standalone Front-EndHere we tell the model that if you change private consumption to x “exog” that it should make the private consumption add-factor e “endog”
10. Changing the Standalone Front-EndHere we tell the model that if you change private consumption to x “exog” that it should make the private consumption add-factor e “endog”
11. Changing the Standalone Front-EndColumn E Sets the “Modes” of the modelX = ExogenousE = EndogenousI = Identity
12. Changing the Standalone Front-EndTo Change the Options in a Drop-Down List in Excel – go to the Data Validation Button
13. Changing the Standalone Front-EndChange the Allow to “LIST”Write Each Option You Want in the Source: BoxSeparate the options with a comma “,”
14. Changing the Standalone Front-EndColumn F Sets the Display Options for Each VariableG = Growth RateL = LevelCont = contribution to Growth%gdp = Percent of GDP
15. Changing the Standalone Front-EndTo Change the Options in a Drop-Down List in Excel – go to the Data Validation Button
16. Changing the Standalone Front-EndChange the Allow to “LIST”Write Each Option You Want in the Source: BoxSeparate the options with a comma “,
17. Overview of the Standalone Front-End“Reports” Page
18. Changing the Reports Page
19. Changing the Reports PageFirst Difference is variable codesYou can write a formula in this column now: for example‘@pcy(NPLneconprvtkn)/@pcy(NPLnygdpmktpkn)calculates income elasticity to consumptionIn the display mode column F we add the option ‘r’ which reports the calculation from column C
20. Changing the Reports PageIf you want to just report a variable from the model (from a different sheet) without transformation, you can follow the same logic as the other sheets
21. Adding sheets to Front-end2 types of addingDirectly in the front-endProgrammatically (2 places to add based on sheet types) of the string MFMSAOptions