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wfuse
Activates a workfile. If the workfile is currently open in EViews, then it is selected to become the default workfile. If the workfile is not currently open, it is opened.
Syntax
wfuse [path\]workfile_name[.wf1][\page_name]
The name of the workfile is specified as the argument to wfopen and may be followed by an optional page name to specify a specific page in the workfile. If the workfile is not located in the current default directory, and is not currently open in EViews, you should specify the path of the workfile along with its name. If you do specify a path, you should also include the .WF1 extension.
Examples
wfuse basics
activates the BASICS workfile. If BASICS is not currently open in EViews and is not located in the current default directory, wfuse will error.
wfuse c:\mydata\basics.wf1
activates the BASICS workfile located in “c:\mydata”.
wfuse c:\mydata\basics.wf1\page1
activates the page named PAGE1 in the BASICS workfile located in “C:\MYDATA”.
Cross-references
See “Workfile Basics” for a discussion of workfiles.
See also wfopen and wfsave.