Am 16.09.2013 13:25, schrieb Charles Vereker:
Sorry to raise an issue which has been raised before (see
http://lists.wfu.edu/pipermail/gretl-users/2013-January/008426.html)
If I take a csv file
date, value
2013.01, 3.145
2013.02, 6.290
Then import in gretl (v1.9.12 build date 2013-13-15) gretl still fails
to recognise a timeseries! :
Can you try a more recent build? (Windows snapshot / Linux cvs version)
note it also re-labels the date column as idate
Looks strange indeed. Shall we take the three-liner above as the actual
file for checking or is there something you're not telling ;-)
As a workaround, replacing the dots in date with hyphens or something
could help.
cheers,
sven