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on the death of fred on the death of fred may 2016 march 2014 saturday april 26 2025 the glitch is in my head something that never came up until we had the pandemic recession because the recession was so short the whole year s rgdp for 2020 shows up on the graph before the 2020 recession when i first noticed this it really threw me it s even more confusing and easier to miss for quarterly data i understand that the 2020 data point is shown at start of year but somehow i missed the significance of that for several years signed senile math major posted by the arthurian at 3 34 am no comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest friday april 18 2025 oh i just noticed that the fred system now shows me that my cpi data has been converted to annual frequency using average aggregation thank you posted by the arthurian at 5 56 am no comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest monday april 14 2025 i can t figure out what s going on with this in the format window for formatting a fred graph sometimes the height and width fields for size of graph are there and sometimes they are missing if it has to be that way so be it i m hoping it s just an oversight that can be fixed posted by the arthurian at 2 15 pm no comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest friday february 28 2025 oh you made my day i just found the height and width options for graph size thank you so much you have simplified my life truth be told the height and width fields might have been there for weeks dunno i only just noticed em now looks good too posted by the arthurian at 4 01 pm 2 comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest thursday january 30 2025 oh i just got a message that fredgraph left a line off my graph and i might want to uncheck the logscale option thank you posted by the arthurian at 10 00 am no comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest saturday december 21 2024 oh my head is spinning now i don t like change so i looked at the enhanced graph accessibility option tried it out and went back to the old edit system that was a few days ago today i was finishing up a graph and wanted to change the color of line 5 but i could not because the color change window in the old edit system now appears halfway off the screen i could not scroll the screen to access the color data field because scrolling the screen makes the color change window disappear i was going to blog that problem but then i remembered the new system i switched to the new system and changed the color easily then i changed the line type from solid to dash and the graph was done i was all set to set the size to 800x450 and download the image that s when i discovered that i could not find the set graph size fields in the enhanced system so i went back to the old edit system and set the size there no problem then i looked at my graph problema line 5 appears as a solid line in the old system i switched to the enhanced system and checked in the new system the line is dashed i switched again to the old system and checked in the old system the line is solid my new system graph is https fred stlouisfed org graph g 1cnix in the old system i m editing line 5 to make it dashed the line changed to dashed as expected i saved it in the old system as https fred stlouisfed org graph g 1cnku i opened 1cnku in a new window and the line came up solid i went back to the original 1cnku where line 5 was dashed and refreshed the screen line 5 came up solid here too yikes okay i reloaded 1cnix the one where i changed the color for line 5 and the line type to dashed line 5 came up as solid here too looks to me like it makes the change on the screen but does not save it share links page short url in either system i need a drink posted by the arthurian at 1 19 pm no comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest thursday november 7 2024 line width this morning the first line i put on the graph has a default line width of 2 and the second line has a default line width of 3 that happened three times the third line also has a default line width of 3 looks like a glitch to me not a problem but i can t ignore it until after i say something oh and the sources information has been reformatted looks good posted by the arthurian at 5 23 am no comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest older posts home subscribe to posts atom fred graphs federal reserve bank of st louis 2016 all rights reserved all fred graphs appear courtesy of federal reserve bank of st louis http research stlouisfed org fred2 blog archive 2025 5 april 3 the glitch is in my head oh i can t figure out what s going on with this february 1 january 1 2024 3 december 1 november 1 february 1 2023 6 november 2 may 2 february 1 january 1 2021 5 december 1 october 1 september 1 august 1 january 1 2020 7 december 1 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library gathering data doing calculations at first with a slide rule later with a radio shack pc 1 pocket computer with 1k of memory and drawing graphs by hand i ve been into it ever since view my complete profile simple theme powered by blogger