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When I save this as tab-delimited text, Excel quotes the column headers like "fracDWI[Male,Age15]" This is a nonstandard behavior, because quotes are not needed when the delimiter is tab (only csv). Unfortunately this is not legitimate quoting in Vensim (the subscript brackets should not ...

If you can upload what you have, we can take a look. I used a simple version (parameters without any subscript) and I did not get any error. As soon as I add a parameter with subscript, I get error. I would like to share my text file that I use in my sensitivity analysis but the attachment cannot b...

Male.Age15 cannot be a correct subscript for Vensim, any subscript elements with a "." need to be quoted. So the correct syntax would be FracDWI["Male.Age15"] sorry for the typo. I used [Male,Age15]. The model is fine; the only problem is when I use sensitivity analyses using th...

What error are you seeing? I'm guessing that you're putting varname[range] in the headers. I don't think that works - you need to provide a separate column for each varname[element]. Yes, I inserted the varnames like fracDWI[Male,Age15] in the headers (in a separate column for each of them). How th...

This is the error:
Bad constant-"FracDWI[Male.Age15]" in file MCMC4.txt.

How to run sensitive analyses using the file option when the model is subscripted? I get errors when using subscripted parameters.