On Thu, 19 Apr 2012, Artur Tarassow wrote: > I've got a defined list and want save the position of a variable in this > list as a number (in a scalar named 'a') using the command 'inlist'; > which works fine so far. > In a next step I want to use this scalar for the following restriction, > which doesn't work: > > <hansl> > open denmark > list ttt = LRY IBO > scalar a = inlist(ttt,IBO) > ols LRM const ttt > > restrict > b[a]=1 > end restrict > <hansl> > > Is there a way to store the position of IBO and use it for this > restrict-command? You can use string substitution. But note that your inlist() call will not do what you want: IBO is at position 2 in the list ttt, but in position 3 in the regression list. So you want something like: <hansl> open denmark list ttt = const LRY IBO string astr sprintf astr "%d", inlist(ttt,IBO) ols LRM ttt restrict b[@astr]=1 end restrict </hansl> Allin Cottrell

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