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Hi all,

I’m struggling with time-dating the x-axis. In connecting to estimating and forecasting a monthly model by using an ARIMA-model I run into some trouble with time dating the x-axis with I’m doing forecasting. I use the order “GRAPHFORCE”, and Shazam generates a nice plot which I can edit. But I do not find out how to time date the x-axis. The default-plot shows only a x-axis with number 1, 2, ,,,etc. Frustrating? Well, I use monthly data, and I wonder; is it possible to include some set-options in the “edit graph source” (or an alternative way) to solve the problem. Let’s say the observed data covers the period March 2003 to April 2013, and the forecast period end January 2019.

Regards, P

Ps. The option “PREDICT” does not function to store forecast-values.

Hi all,

I’m struggling with time-dating the x-axis. In connecting connection to estimating and forecasting a monthly model by using an ARIMA-model (monthly data) I run into some trouble with time dating the x-axis with I’m doing forecasting. I use the order “GRAPHFORCE”, and Shazam generates a nice plot which I can edit. But I do not find out how to time date the x-axis. The default-plot shows only a x-axis with number 1, 2, ,,,etc. Frustrating? Well, I use monthly data, and I wonder; is it possible to include some set-options in the “edit graph source” (or an alternative way) to solve the problem. problem? Let’s say the observed data covers cover the period March 2003 to April 2013, and the forecast period end ends January 2019.

Regards, P

Ps. The option “PREDICT” does not function when you want to store the forecast-values.

Hi all,

I’m struggling with time-dating the x-axis. In connection to estimating estimation and forecasting by using an plotting the ARIMA-model (monthly data) I run into some trouble with time dating the x-axis with I’m doing forecasting. x-axis. I use the order “GRAPHFORCE”, and Shazam generates a nice plot which I can edit. But I do not find out how to time date the x-axis. x-axis (which is the time-axis when doing this kind of analysis). The default-plot shows only a x-axis with number numbers; 1, 2, ,,,etc. Frustrating? Frustrating when we prefer months and years on the axis? Well, I use monthly data, and I wonder; is it possible to include some any suitable set-options in the “edit graph source” (or an alternative way) to solve the problem? Let’s say the observed data cover the period March 2003 to April 2013, and the forecast period ends the axis at January 2019.

Regards, P

Ps. The option “PREDICT” does not function when you want to store the forecast-values.

Hi all,

I’m struggling with time-dating the x-axis. In connection to estimation and plotting the ARIMA-model (monthly data) I run into some trouble with time dating the x-axis. I use the order “GRAPHFORCE”, and Shazam generates a nice plot which I can edit. But I do not find out how to time date the x-axis (which is the time-axis when doing this kind of analysis). The default-plot shows only a an x-axis with numbers; 1, 2, ,,,etc. Frustrating when we prefer months and years on the axis? Well, I use monthly data, and I wonder; is it possible to include any suitable set-options in the “edit graph source” (or an alternative way) to solve the problem? Let’s say the observed data cover the period March 2003 to April 2013, and the forecast period ends the axis at January 2019.

Regards, P

Ps. The option “PREDICT” does not function when you want to store the forecast-values.

Hi all,

I’m struggling with time-dating the x-axis. In connection to estimation and plotting the ARIMA-model (monthly data) I run into some trouble with time dating the x-axis. I use the order “GRAPHFORCE”, “GRAPHFORC”, and Shazam generates a nice plot which I can edit. But I do not find out how to time date the x-axis (which is the time-axis when doing this kind of analysis). The default-plot shows only an x-axis with numbers; 1, 2, ,,,etc. Frustrating when we prefer months and years on the axis? Well, I use monthly data, and I wonder; is it possible to include any suitable set-options in the “edit graph source” (or an alternative way) to solve the problem? Let’s say the observed data cover the period March 2003 to April 2013, and the forecast period ends the axis at January 2019.

Regards, P

Ps. The option “PREDICT” does not function when you want to store the forecast-values.