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	Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.		Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.

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	Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.		Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.

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	Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.		Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.

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	Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.		Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.

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	Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.		Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.

	[[File:~~Img00432~~.~~gif\|frame\|right\|Example of Geographically-Fixed Displays in IFs~~]]		[[File:Useifs6.PNG]]

	Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.		Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.

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	Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.		Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.

	[[File:Img00432.gif\|~~center~~\|Example of Geographically-Fixed Displays in IFs]]		[[File:Img00432.gif\|frame\|right\|Example of Geographically-Fixed Displays in IFs]]

	Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.		Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.

EmoryFerguson at 22:30, 24 July 2017

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	Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.		Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.

	[[File:Img00432.gif\|~~RTENOTITLE~~]]		[[File:Img00432.gif\|center\|Example of Geographically-Fixed Displays in IFs]]

	Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.		Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.

CamrynDreyer at 15:07, 20 July 2017

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	Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.		Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.

	~~Image~~ [~~http~~:~~//www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/geofixed.html http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/geofixed~~.~~html~~]		[[File:Img00432.gif\|RTENOTITLE]]

	Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.		Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.
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	Once a display is selected, variables from it can then be graphed for one or more scenario files of IFs. These scenario files are located right beneath the Displays box. In order to select more than one scenario file, simply click on one you would like to select, hold the Ctrl button, and click on the rest of the Scenario Files you would like to choose. Different Scenario Files are based on alternative parameter values. To see parameter values underlying alternative scenarios in the Scenario list, highlight one of them and click on the Explain Scenario button.		Once a display is selected, variables from it can then be graphed for one or more scenario files of IFs. These scenario files are located right beneath the Displays box. In order to select more than one scenario file, simply click on one you would like to select, hold the Ctrl button, and click on the rest of the Scenario Files you would like to choose. Different Scenario Files are based on alternative parameter values. To see parameter values underlying alternative scenarios in the Scenario list, highlight one of them and click on the Explain Scenario button.

	Alongside the Explain Scenario button, there are three options for displaying your results located at the bottom of the screen. You can choose to display results as [[~~Repeated Features~~#~~Table Use~~\|tables]], [[Repeated_Features#Line_Graph,_Bar_Graph,_Pie_Chart_and_Scatter_Plot\|line graphs or bar graphs]].		Alongside the Explain Scenario button, there are three options for displaying your results located at the bottom of the screen. You can choose to display results as [[Repeated_Features#Table_Use\|tables]], [[Repeated_Features#Line_Graph,_Bar_Graph,_Pie_Chart_and_Scatter_Plot\|line graphs or bar graphs]].

	The Display Format option at the top of the Geographically-fixed Displays menu allows users to change the title of their results, alter the year, or the display interval. Choosing the Currency sub-option presents users with a new window where users can flag certain currencies of interest or learn more about currencies used in different countries/regions. Clicking on the Horizon sub-option, you can choose to alter the Time/Run Horizon. This allows you to tailor your graphs and tables to your needs. The Use Estimation to Complete Data sub-option uses processes of interpolation (hole-filling) and extrapolation (extension of series backward or forward) to produce a mixed data/estimated series for all historical years. The final Display Format sub-option is named "Use all available Historical data." It controls what happens in a tabular or graphical display for years in which there are both historical data and forecast values. For instance, when the Base Year is 2010, there might be both data and forecasts from the model for 2010 and 2011. In the default situation, the display will show forecast values for all forecast years and display the data values only through 2009. But if this sub-option is selected, all data values are used and over-ride the forecasted ones as available; with this option, historical values in tables are shown in blue so that it is possible to tell which values from 2010 forward are from data and which are from forecasts.		The Display Format option at the top of the Geographically-fixed Displays menu allows users to change the title of their results, alter the year, or the display interval. Choosing the Currency sub-option presents users with a new window where users can flag certain currencies of interest or learn more about currencies used in different countries/regions. Clicking on the Horizon sub-option, you can choose to alter the Time/Run Horizon. This allows you to tailor your graphs and tables to your needs. The Use Estimation to Complete Data sub-option uses processes of interpolation (hole-filling) and extrapolation (extension of series backward or forward) to produce a mixed data/estimated series for all historical years. The final Display Format sub-option is named "Use all available Historical data." It controls what happens in a tabular or graphical display for years in which there are both historical data and forecast values. For instance, when the Base Year is 2010, there might be both data and forecasts from the model for 2010 and 2011. In the default situation, the display will show forecast values for all forecast years and display the data values only through 2009. But if this sub-option is selected, all data values are used and over-ride the forecasted ones as available; with this option, historical values in tables are shown in blue so that it is possible to tell which values from 2010 forward are from data and which are from forecasts.

CamrynDreyer at 18:18, 18 July 2017

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	This display feature of IFs allows users to quickly display previously designated sets of forecasts for various countries or groups. It is more limited than [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/flexible.html~~ Flexible Displays] since it does not allow users to modify the countries, regions, or geographic-lists displayed. However, the limited set of options makes it relatively straightforward for new users to get a feel for what the IFs system can do and how it displays its forecasts. Moreover, the geographically-fixed form is useful for (1) displays that are called upon often and that have fixed geographical elements (for instance, for the world as a whole) and (2) displays that combine countries and country groupings in ways that are difficult to produce within the flexible display form. If you need to analyze a particular set of variables for different countries than those designated by Geographically-fixed Displays, you will need to open the Flexible or [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/selfmanaged/index.html~~ Self-Managed Displays] form and specify the countries and variables desired.		This display feature of IFs allows users to quickly display previously designated sets of forecasts for various countries or groups. It is more limited than [[Flexible_Displays\|Flexible Displays]] since it does not allow users to modify the countries, regions, or geographic-lists displayed. However, the limited set of options makes it relatively straightforward for new users to get a feel for what the IFs system can do and how it displays its forecasts. Moreover, the geographically-fixed form is useful for (1) displays that are called upon often and that have fixed geographical elements (for instance, for the world as a whole) and (2) displays that combine countries and country groupings in ways that are difficult to produce within the flexible display form. If you need to analyze a particular set of variables for different countries than those designated by Geographically-fixed Displays, you will need to open the Flexible or [[Self_Managed_Display_(Complete_Flexibility)\|Self-Managed Displays]] form and specify the countries and variables desired.

	Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.		Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.
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	Once a display is selected, variables from it can then be graphed for one or more scenario files of IFs. These scenario files are located right beneath the Displays box. In order to select more than one scenario file, simply click on one you would like to select, hold the Ctrl button, and click on the rest of the Scenario Files you would like to choose. Different Scenario Files are based on alternative parameter values. To see parameter values underlying alternative scenarios in the Scenario list, highlight one of them and click on the Explain Scenario button.		Once a display is selected, variables from it can then be graphed for one or more scenario files of IFs. These scenario files are located right beneath the Displays box. In order to select more than one scenario file, simply click on one you would like to select, hold the Ctrl button, and click on the rest of the Scenario Files you would like to choose. Different Scenario Files are based on alternative parameter values. To see parameter values underlying alternative scenarios in the Scenario list, highlight one of them and click on the Explain Scenario button.

	Alongside the Explain Scenario button, there are three options for displaying your results located at the bottom of the screen. You can choose to display results as [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/table.html~~ tables], [~~http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/graph/linebar.html~~ line graphs or bar graphs].		Alongside the Explain Scenario button, there are three options for displaying your results located at the bottom of the screen. You can choose to display results as [[Repeated Features#Table Use\|tables]], [[Repeated_Features#Line_Graph,_Bar_Graph,_Pie_Chart_and_Scatter_Plot\|line graphs or bar graphs]].

	The Display Format option at the top of the Geographically-fixed Displays menu allows users to change the title of their results, alter the year, or the display interval. Choosing the Currency sub-option presents users with a new window where users can flag certain currencies of interest or learn more about currencies used in different countries/regions. Clicking on the Horizon sub-option, you can choose to alter the Time/Run Horizon. This allows you to tailor your graphs and tables to your needs. The Use Estimation to Complete Data sub-option uses processes of interpolation (hole-filling) and extrapolation (extension of series backward or forward) to produce a mixed data/estimated series for all historical years. The final Display Format sub-option is named "Use all available Historical data." It controls what happens in a tabular or graphical display for years in which there are both historical data and forecast values. For instance, when the Base Year is 2010, there might be both data and forecasts from the model for 2010 and 2011. In the default situation, the display will show forecast values for all forecast years and display the data values only through 2009. But if this sub-option is selected, all data values are used and over-ride the forecasted ones as available; with this option, historical values in tables are shown in blue so that it is possible to tell which values from 2010 forward are from data and which are from forecasts.		The Display Format option at the top of the Geographically-fixed Displays menu allows users to change the title of their results, alter the year, or the display interval. Choosing the Currency sub-option presents users with a new window where users can flag certain currencies of interest or learn more about currencies used in different countries/regions. Clicking on the Horizon sub-option, you can choose to alter the Time/Run Horizon. This allows you to tailor your graphs and tables to your needs. The Use Estimation to Complete Data sub-option uses processes of interpolation (hole-filling) and extrapolation (extension of series backward or forward) to produce a mixed data/estimated series for all historical years. The final Display Format sub-option is named "Use all available Historical data." It controls what happens in a tabular or graphical display for years in which there are both historical data and forecast values. For instance, when the Base Year is 2010, there might be both data and forecasts from the model for 2010 and 2011. In the default situation, the display will show forecast values for all forecast years and display the data values only through 2009. But if this sub-option is selected, all data values are used and over-ride the forecasted ones as available; with this option, historical values in tables are shown in blue so that it is possible to tell which values from 2010 forward are from data and which are from forecasts.

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			This display feature of IFs allows users to quickly display previously designated sets of forecasts for various countries or groups. It is more limited than [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/flexible.html Flexible Displays] since it does not allow users to modify the countries, regions, or geographic-lists displayed. However, the limited set of options makes it relatively straightforward for new users to get a feel for what the IFs system can do and how it displays its forecasts. Moreover, the geographically-fixed form is useful for (1) displays that are called upon often and that have fixed geographical elements (for instance, for the world as a whole) and (2) displays that combine countries and country groupings in ways that are difficult to produce within the flexible display form. If you need to analyze a particular set of variables for different countries than those designated by Geographically-fixed Displays, you will need to open the Flexible or [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/selfmanaged/index.html Self-Managed Displays] form and specify the countries and variables desired.

	Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.		Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.

	~~This display feature of IFs allows users to quickly display previously designated sets of data for various countries or groups.~~		Image [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/geofixed.html http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/display/geofixed.html]

	~~IMAGE~~ [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/display/~~packaged~~.html http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/display/~~packaged~~.html]

	Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. Once a display is selected, variables from it can then be graphed for one or more Run-Result-Files of IFs. These Run-Result-Files are found at the bottom of this window.

	~~Different Run~~-~~Result-Files~~ are ~~based~~ on ~~parameters being changed and relationships in~~ the ~~model being adjusted~~. ~~To find out exactly what different Run-Result-Files take into consideration, and what parameters are changed, highlight~~ one of ~~them and click~~ on the~~ [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/repeated/annotation.html Annotation] button. You may display your results for only one Run-Result-File, though you may want~~ to ~~display your results for more than one Run-Result-File~~. ~~In order to select more than one Run-Result-File, simply click on one you would like to select, hold in~~ the ~~Shift button~~, ~~and click on~~ the ~~rest of~~ the ~~Run-Result~~-~~Files you would like to choose~~.		Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. By default the ALL category is selected, so the Displays box to the left contains all available pre-constructed displays.

	~~Along side the Annotation option~~, ~~there~~ are ~~three options for displaying your results~~ located at the ~~bottom~~ of the ~~screen. You can~~ choose ~~to display results as [http://www~~.du.~~edu/ifs/help/use/repeated/general/table.html tables]~~,~~ [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/repeated/general/graph/graph.html bar graphs or line graphs]~~.		Once a display is selected, variables from it can then be graphed for one or more scenario files of IFs. These scenario files are located right beneath the Displays box. In order to select more than one scenario file, simply click on one you would like to select, hold the Ctrl button, and click on the rest of the Scenario Files you would like to choose. Different Scenario Files are based on alternative parameter values. To see parameter values underlying alternative scenarios in the Scenario list, highlight one of them and click on the Explain Scenario button.

	~~The Display Format option~~ at the ~~top~~ of the ~~Geographically-fixed Displays menu allows users~~ to ~~change the title of their~~ results~~, alter the year, or the display interval~~. ~~Choosing the Currency option presents users with a new window where users can flag certain currencies of interest or learn more about currencies used in different countries~~/~~regions~~. ~~Finally~~, ~~clicking on the Horizon sub~~-~~option, you can choose to alter the Time~~/~~Run Horizon~~. ~~This allows you to tailor your~~ graphs ~~and tables to your needs~~.		Alongside the Explain Scenario button, there are three options for displaying your results located at the bottom of the screen. You can choose to display results as [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/table.html tables], [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use-online/repeated/general/graph/linebar.html line graphs or bar graphs].

	~~Also~~, you can ~~tick~~ the "Use all ~~historic~~ data" ~~feature~~, and the model will ~~provide~~ the ~~most up to date historical~~ data ~~available~~. ~~The "Use Estimation"~~ option ~~tells~~ the ~~model~~ to ~~extrapolate the historic~~ data ~~to fill in any possible holes that exist~~.		The Display Format option at the top of the Geographically-fixed Displays menu allows users to change the title of their results, alter the year, or the display interval. Choosing the Currency sub-option presents users with a new window where users can flag certain currencies of interest or learn more about currencies used in different countries/regions. Clicking on the Horizon sub-option, you can choose to alter the Time/Run Horizon. This allows you to tailor your graphs and tables to your needs. The Use Estimation to Complete Data sub-option uses processes of interpolation (hole-filling) and extrapolation (extension of series backward or forward) to produce a mixed data/estimated series for all historical years. The final Display Format sub-option is named "Use all available Historical data." It controls what happens in a tabular or graphical display for years in which there are both historical data and forecast values. For instance, when the Base Year is 2010, there might be both data and forecasts from the model for 2010 and 2011. In the default situation, the display will show forecast values for all forecast years and display the data values only through 2009. But if this sub-option is selected, all data values are used and over-ride the forecasted ones as available; with this option, historical values in tables are shown in blue so that it is possible to tell which values from 2010 forward are from data and which are from forecasts.

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Geographically-fixed Displays are found as a sub-option under Display on the Main Menu.

This display feature of IFs allows users to quickly display previously designated sets of data for various countries or groups.

IMAGE [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/display/packaged.html http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/display/packaged.html]

Geographically-fixed Displays are grouped into categories found on the right side of this screen. Clicking on any one of these categories will produce a list of displays on the left that relate to the selected category. Once a display is selected, variables from it can then be graphed for one or more Run-Result-Files of IFs. These Run-Result-Files are found at the bottom of this window.

Different Run-Result-Files are based on parameters being changed and relationships in the model being adjusted. To find out exactly what different Run-Result-Files take into consideration, and what parameters are changed, highlight one of them and click on the [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/repeated/annotation.html Annotation] button. You may display your results for only one Run-Result-File, though you may want to display your results for more than one Run-Result-File. In order to select more than one Run-Result-File, simply click on one you would like to select, hold in the Shift button, and click on the rest of the Run-Result-Files you would like to choose.

Along side the Annotation option, there are three options for displaying your results located at the bottom of the screen. You can choose to display results as [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/repeated/general/table.html tables], [http://www.du.edu/ifs/help/use/repeated/general/graph/graph.html bar graphs or line graphs].

The Display Format option at the top of the Geographically-fixed Displays menu allows users to change the title of their results, alter the year, or the display interval. Choosing the Currency option presents users with a new window where users can flag certain currencies of interest or learn more about currencies used in different countries/regions. Finally, clicking on the Horizon sub-option, you can choose to alter the Time/Run Horizon. This allows you to tailor your graphs and tables to your needs.

Also, you can tick the "Use all historic data" feature, and the model will provide the most up to date historical data available. The "Use Estimation" option tells the model to extrapolate the historic data to fill in any possible holes that exist.