Re: [Gretl-users] File Formats
On Wed, Mar 22, 2006 at 03:21:05PM +0300, Zhukov Pavel wrote:
How to open a file of a format like
TICKER PER DATE TIME OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSE
EURUSD D 20010216 0 0.91210 0.91820 0.91020 0.91530
EURUSD D 20010217 0 0.91520 0.91670 0.91330 0.91530
You can use this menu command: File -> Open Data -> Import -> ASCII
The first two variables will be encoded numerically (gretl will save
the mapping between numerical codes and literal values in a file).
This has reminded me of a question: when I use this command (I'm running 1.5.0
on my Debian Linux system) the selection window opened by gretl only shows files
with extension ".txt"; I would like to browse all files, but I still
haven't
found how to do it.
Cri
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