Hi All, Sudheer is correct; in Ferret the reserved names can't be used as names for variables. If a dataset contains variables with such names then 'T' is the correct way to refer to them. If you really want the name to be T in the resulting file, then one way to do that would to use a different name in the Ferret script, for instance TEMP, save the variable to a netCDF file, and then outside of Ferret, use NCO operators to change the name in that file. Ansley Sudheer Joseph wrote: Hi, you can't use T as is reserved for time dimension sudheer On 12/28/09, xhbhyq11 <xhbhyq11@xxxxxxx> wrote:Hi : I want to define variable T(temperature). >let 'T'=air but has error! >let T=air error too! How should I define T? Thanks in advance! Xue 2009.12.28 |