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Posted: **Wed Aug 06, 2008 4:34 pm**

The variable coeffs is of type vector[series]. Is there a more elegant way to dump it to a file without having to write out coeffs(1), coeffs(2), and so on?

open copy "myFilePath/myFileName.xls"
copy(org=columns,format=xls) gEnd+1 lastObs $
coeffs(1) coeffs(2) coeffs(3) coeffs(4) coeffs(5) $
coeffs(6) coeffs(7) coeffs(8) coeffs(9) coeffs(10) $
coeffs(11) coeffs(12) coeffs(13) coeffs(14) coeffs(15) $
coeffs(16) coeffs(17) coeffs(18) coeffs(19) coeffs(20) $
coeffs(21) coeffs(22) coeffs(23) coeffs(24) coeffs(25)

Posted: **Thu Aug 07, 2008 4:31 pm**

The variable coeffs is of type vector[series]. Is there a more elegant way to dump it to a file without having to write out coeffs(1), coeffs(2), and so on?

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open copy "myFilePath/myFileName.xls" 
copy(org=columns,format=xls) gEnd+1 lastObs $ 
coeffs(1) coeffs(2) coeffs(3) coeffs(4) coeffs(5) $ 
coeffs(6) coeffs(7) coeffs( coeffs(9) coeffs(10) $ 
coeffs(11) coeffs(12) coeffs(13) coeffs(14) coeffs(15) $ 
coeffs(16) coeffs(17) coeffs(1 coeffs(19) coeffs(20) $ 
coeffs(21) coeffs(22) coeffs(23) coeffs(24) coeffs(25)

Assuming that you're dumping the full coeffs, you can just do

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open copy "myFilePath/myFileName.xls" 
copy(org=columns,format=xls) gEnd+1 lastObs coeffs

Posted: **Fri Aug 08, 2008 8:49 am**

Thank you. I'll give it a shot.

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