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The date of the Windows clock is set to the date of the "optimize"
step (see above) when the "time-step" VB subroutine walks through time
to run an out-of-sample test e.g. for 1999.
?? I use several cells with dates in all those *.xls files to assign
the data (dax, etc.) to their appropriate date. Dates are also used
e.g. in the "time-step" routine to define a time interval and to
control the stepping process. Also some Excel-based date functions are
used for this
Should be more clearly now: A VBA routine ("Time-step" runs (the
"optimize" subroutine) through some loops, where the counter
represents a date to cover a time frame, e.g. 1999.
I don't know, which commands are sent to the Windows (or other) clock.
Exactly this was & is my question, because I'm wondering, where the
date is changed and who did it.
The boring effect is, that the _date_ of the Windows clock is changed
to the same date, which is run by the "time-step" VBA routine, when
driving the "optimize" routine through a given interval, e.g. 1999.
The _time of day_ (e.g. 20.58h) is untouched.
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Above I have summed your answers.
If you read them, and imaginary see through them, than
you ARE addressing the clock via YOUR script VB(A)-code.
You wrote the VB(A) code so you of all will know best when and
where in script :
-the VB(A) instructions(code) changes the Date of the clock.
While somewhere down the code you have managed to change (address)
the date of the clock with the VB(A) commands, than why not reverse all of
your "previous changing dates on clock"-steps with corrective code that
will set the clock back to its original date, eg and prior to the start of your script ?
Regards,
Ton Maas
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From: rudolf stricker <lists@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: vrijdag 29 januari 1999 21:23
Subject: Re: how to improve generalization in system optimization
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