Activate Pre-Run Scenario for Display - Revision history

Ethan.Sullivan at 10:57, 1 August 2025

2025-08-01T10:57:42Z

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	[[File:Useifs34.png\|frame\|Pre-Run Scenario Window\|center]]		[[File:Useifs34.png\|frame\|Pre-Run Scenario Window\|center]]

	After this message appears, the scenario forecast results can now be viewed from any of the display options with a scenario drop down. For example in the ''[[Flexible Displays (Download)\|Flexible Displays]]'' page the successfully loaded scenario will now be available to select form the ''Scenarios'' display option field.		After this message appears, the scenario forecast results can now be viewed from any of the display options with a scenario drop down. For example in the ''[[Flexible Displays (Download)\|Flexible Displays]]'' page the successfully loaded scenario will now be available to select form the ''[[Use IFs (Download) Scenario Analysis\|Scenarios]]'' display option field.

Ethan.Sullivan: Updated Info

2025-07-18T09:03:45Z

Updated Info

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	Activate Pre-Run Scenario for Display ~~(henceforth “Activate”)~~ can be found ~~as a sub-option under Display on~~ the Main Menu ~~of IFs. This~~ is ~~an option unique to~~ the web version of the model.		''Activate Pre-Run Scenario for Display'' can be found from the Main Menu, and is only available when using the web version of the model. Click '''Display''' and then hover over '''''Activate Pre-Run Scenario for Display'''''.

	On the web, several hundred .sce files have been pre-run and saved as .run files. The Activate feature deals with these previously-run scenario files by calling them up and activating them, thereby making them available for all display options in the model. Simply click the scenario ~~that you would like~~ to load. A confirmation message will appear as the graphic displayed below. Click OK to return to the IFs home screen.		On the web version, several hundred .sce files have been pre-run and saved as .run files. The Activate feature deals with these previously-run scenario files by calling them up and activating them, thereby making them available for all display options in the model. Simply hover through scenario grouping to get to the desired scenario then click the scenario to load. A confirmation message will appear as the graphic displayed below. Click OK to return to the IFs home screen.

	[[File:Useifs34.png\|frame~~\|right~~\|Pre-Run Scenario Window]]		[[File:Useifs34.png\|frame\|Pre-Run Scenario Window\|center]]

	~~To see the value of~~ this, ~~activate one of~~ the ~~pre-run scenarios. Then,~~ from ~~the IFs Main Menu, go to the [[Flexible_Displays\|Flexible Displays]]. Find the scenario you have loaded in the Scenarios list box at the bottom~~ of the ~~form. Because previously-run files have already been run (as the name indicates) users can immediately display the results through different~~ display options ~~such as the Flexible Display and~~ the~~ ~~[[~~Self_Managed_Display_~~(~~Complete_Flexibility~~)\|~~Self-Managed Display~~]]~~. Note that it is possible~~ to ~~call up multiple scenarios by selecting them individually from the Activate~~ form.		After this message appears, the scenario forecast results can now be viewed from any of the display options with a scenario drop down. For example in the ''[[Flexible Displays (Download)\|Flexible Displays]]'' page the successfully loaded scenario will now be available to select form the ''Scenarios'' display option field.

	~~You can load~~ the ~~parameters that generate same scenarios from the [[Scenario_Analysis#Quick_Scenario_Analysis_with_Tree_Overview\|Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree]] sub-~~option under Scenario Analysis as well, but doing so will affect nothing until you run the model with those parameters change in the scenario tree and thereby recalculate all of the variables in the scenario for all of the countries. However, loading a previously-structured scenario and running it from the Scenario Tree (rather than activating a previously-run scenario from the Activate form) gives you additional flexibility, because you can modify the pre-made interventions in the scenario as you wish or create a larger scenario by adding several scenarios together.

EmoryFerguson at 19:46, 27 July 2017

2017-07-27T19:46:29Z

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	On the web, several hundred .sce files have been pre-run and saved as .run files. The Activate feature deals with these previously-run scenario files by calling them up and activating them, thereby making them available for all display options in the model. Simply click the scenario that you would like to load. A confirmation message will appear as the graphic displayed below. Click OK to return to the IFs home screen.		On the web, several hundred .sce files have been pre-run and saved as .run files. The Activate feature deals with these previously-run scenario files by calling them up and activating them, thereby making them available for all display options in the model. Simply click the scenario that you would like to load. A confirmation message will appear as the graphic displayed below. Click OK to return to the IFs home screen.

	[[File:Useifs34.png\|~~center~~\|~~Useifs34.png~~]]		[[File:Useifs34.png\|frame\|right\|Pre-Run Scenario Window]]

	To see the value of this, activate one of the pre-run scenarios. Then, from the IFs Main Menu, go to the [[Flexible_Displays\|Flexible Displays]]. Find the scenario you have loaded in the Scenarios list box at the bottom of the form. Because previously-run files have already been run (as the name indicates) users can immediately display the results through different display options such as the Flexible Display and the [[Self_Managed_Display_(Complete_Flexibility)\|Self-Managed Display]]. Note that it is possible to call up multiple scenarios by selecting them individually from the Activate form.		To see the value of this, activate one of the pre-run scenarios. Then, from the IFs Main Menu, go to the [[Flexible_Displays\|Flexible Displays]]. Find the scenario you have loaded in the Scenarios list box at the bottom of the form. Because previously-run files have already been run (as the name indicates) users can immediately display the results through different display options such as the Flexible Display and the [[Self_Managed_Display_(Complete_Flexibility)\|Self-Managed Display]]. Note that it is possible to call up multiple scenarios by selecting them individually from the Activate form.

	You can load the parameters that generate same scenarios from the [[Scenario_Analysis#Quick_Scenario_Analysis_with_Tree_Overview\|Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree]] sub-option under Scenario Analysis as well, but doing so will affect nothing until you run the model with those parameters change in the scenario tree and thereby recalculate all of the variables in the scenario for all of the countries. However, loading a previously-structured scenario and running it from the Scenario Tree (rather than activating a previously-run scenario from the Activate form) gives you additional flexibility, because you can modify the pre-made interventions in the scenario as you wish or create a larger scenario by adding several scenarios together.		You can load the parameters that generate same scenarios from the [[Scenario_Analysis#Quick_Scenario_Analysis_with_Tree_Overview\|Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree]] sub-option under Scenario Analysis as well, but doing so will affect nothing until you run the model with those parameters change in the scenario tree and thereby recalculate all of the variables in the scenario for all of the countries. However, loading a previously-structured scenario and running it from the Scenario Tree (rather than activating a previously-run scenario from the Activate form) gives you additional flexibility, because you can modify the pre-made interventions in the scenario as you wish or create a larger scenario by adding several scenarios together.

CamrynDreyer at 13:49, 19 July 2017

2017-07-19T13:49:26Z

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	On the web, several hundred .sce files have been pre-run and saved as .run files. The Activate feature deals with these previously-run scenario files by calling them up and activating them, thereby making them available for all display options in the model. Simply click the scenario that you would like to load. A confirmation message will appear as the graphic displayed below. Click OK to return to the IFs home screen.		On the web, several hundred .sce files have been pre-run and saved as .run files. The Activate feature deals with these previously-run scenario files by calling them up and activating them, thereby making them available for all display options in the model. Simply click the scenario that you would like to load. A confirmation message will appear as the graphic displayed below. Click OK to return to the IFs home screen.

	[[File:Useifs34.png\|center]]		[[File:Useifs34.png\|center\|Useifs34.png]]

	To see the value of this, activate one of the pre-run scenarios. Then, from the IFs Main Menu, go to the [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/flexible.html~~ Flexible Displays]. Find the scenario you have loaded in the Scenarios list box at the bottom of the form. Because previously-run files have already been run (as the name indicates) users can immediately display the results through different display options such as the Flexible Display and the [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/selfmanaged/index.html~~ Self-Managed Display]. Note that it is possible to call up multiple scenarios by selecting them individually from the Activate form.		To see the value of this, activate one of the pre-run scenarios. Then, from the IFs Main Menu, go to the [[Flexible_Displays\|Flexible Displays]]. Find the scenario you have loaded in the Scenarios list box at the bottom of the form. Because previously-run files have already been run (as the name indicates) users can immediately display the results through different display options such as the Flexible Display and the [[Self_Managed_Display_(Complete_Flexibility)\|Self-Managed Display]]. Note that it is possible to call up multiple scenarios by selecting them individually from the Activate form.

	You can load the parameters that generate same scenarios from the [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/scenario/quick/overview.html~~ Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree] sub-option under Scenario Analysis as well, but doing so will affect nothing until you run the model with those parameters change in the scenario tree and thereby recalculate all of the variables in the scenario for all of the countries. However, loading a previously-structured scenario and running it from the Scenario Tree (rather than activating a previously-run scenario from the Activate form) gives you additional flexibility, because you can modify the pre-made interventions in the scenario as you wish or create a larger scenario by adding several scenarios together.		You can load the parameters that generate same scenarios from the [[Scenario_Analysis#Quick_Scenario_Analysis_with_Tree_Overview\|Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree]] sub-option under Scenario Analysis as well, but doing so will affect nothing until you run the model with those parameters change in the scenario tree and thereby recalculate all of the variables in the scenario for all of the countries. However, loading a previously-structured scenario and running it from the Scenario Tree (rather than activating a previously-run scenario from the Activate form) gives you additional flexibility, because you can modify the pre-made interventions in the scenario as you wish or create a larger scenario by adding several scenarios together.

EmoryFerguson at 21:12, 17 July 2017

2017-07-17T21:12:06Z

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	On the web, several hundred .sce files have been pre-run and saved as .run files. The Activate feature deals with these previously-run scenario files by calling them up and activating them, thereby making them available for all display options in the model. Simply click the scenario that you would like to load. A confirmation message will appear as the graphic displayed below. Click OK to return to the IFs home screen.		On the web, several hundred .sce files have been pre-run and saved as .run files. The Activate feature deals with these previously-run scenario files by calling them up and activating them, thereby making them available for all display options in the model. Simply click the scenario that you would like to load. A confirmation message will appear as the graphic displayed below. Click OK to return to the IFs home screen.

	~~IMAGE http~~:~~//www~~.~~du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/activate.html~~		[[File:Useifs34.png\|center]]

	To see the value of this, activate one of the pre-run scenarios. Then, from the IFs Main Menu, go to the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/flexible.html Flexible Displays]. Find the scenario you have loaded in the Scenarios list box at the bottom of the form. Because previously-run files have already been run (as the name indicates) users can immediately display the results through different display options such as the Flexible Display and the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/selfmanaged/index.html Self-Managed Display]. Note that it is possible to call up multiple scenarios by selecting them individually from the Activate form.		To see the value of this, activate one of the pre-run scenarios. Then, from the IFs Main Menu, go to the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/flexible.html Flexible Displays]. Find the scenario you have loaded in the Scenarios list box at the bottom of the form. Because previously-run files have already been run (as the name indicates) users can immediately display the results through different display options such as the Flexible Display and the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/selfmanaged/index.html Self-Managed Display]. Note that it is possible to call up multiple scenarios by selecting them individually from the Activate form.

	You can load the parameters that generate same scenarios from the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/scenario/quick/overview.html Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree] sub-option under Scenario Analysis as well, but doing so will affect nothing until you run the model with those parameters change in the scenario tree and thereby recalculate all of the variables in the scenario for all of the countries. However, loading a previously-structured scenario and running it from the Scenario Tree (rather than activating a previously-run scenario from the Activate form) gives you additional flexibility, because you can modify the pre-made interventions in the scenario as you wish or create a larger scenario by adding several scenarios together.		You can load the parameters that generate same scenarios from the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/scenario/quick/overview.html Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree] sub-option under Scenario Analysis as well, but doing so will affect nothing until you run the model with those parameters change in the scenario tree and thereby recalculate all of the variables in the scenario for all of the countries. However, loading a previously-structured scenario and running it from the Scenario Tree (rather than activating a previously-run scenario from the Activate form) gives you additional flexibility, because you can modify the pre-made interventions in the scenario as you wish or create a larger scenario by adding several scenarios together.

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Activate Pre-Run Scenario for Display (henceforth “Activate”) can be found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu of IFs. This is an option unique to the web version of the model.

On the web, several hundred .sce files have been pre-run and saved as .run files. The Activate feature deals with these previously-run scenario files by calling them up and activating them, thereby making them available for all display options in the model. Simply click the scenario that you would like to load. A confirmation message will appear as the graphic displayed below. Click OK to return to the IFs home screen. 

IMAGE http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/activate.html

To see the value of this, activate one of the pre-run scenarios. Then, from the IFs Main Menu, go to the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/flexible.html Flexible Displays]. Find the scenario you have loaded in the Scenarios list box at the bottom of the form. Because previously-run files have already been run (as the name indicates) users can immediately display the results through different display options such as the Flexible Display and the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/selfmanaged/index.html Self-Managed Display]. Note that it is possible to call up multiple scenarios by selecting them individually from the Activate form.

You can load the parameters that generate same scenarios from the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/scenario/quick/overview.html Quick Scenario Analysis with Tree] sub-option under Scenario Analysis as well, but doing so will affect nothing until you run the model with those parameters change in the scenario tree and thereby recalculate all of the variables in the scenario for all of the countries. However, loading a previously-structured scenario and running it from the Scenario Tree (rather than activating a previously-run scenario from the Activate form) gives you additional flexibility, because you can modify the pre-made interventions in the scenario as you wish or create a larger scenario by adding several scenarios together.