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  • Stéphane Adjemian's avatar
    Added the possibility to return a subsample from a dynSeries. · 5492f88b
    Stéphane Adjemian authored Mar 13, 2013
    If ts is a dynSeries object, then the following syntax is valid:
    
    t0 = dynDate('1950Q1') ;
    t1 = dynDate('2000Q3') ;
    
    range = t0:t1 ;
    ds = ts(range);
    
    Note that the dates in range do not need to be contiguous or sorted in increasing order.
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