Hi Zatuch, Sounds like you need to use the shakey command. Have a look at this answer from Jaison Kurian to a similar question: Essentially the SHAKEY command has this syntax: SHAKEY do_key, orient, klab_siz, klab_inc, klab_dig, klab_len, kx_lo, kx_hi, ky_lo, ky_hi So, you would have something like this: shade/lev=(20)(40.38921)(61.97397)(85.69467)(112.7769)(144.959)(184.8746)/set your_data !note the 'set' command ppl shakey , , , ,-5 !5 decimal places in the labels ppl shade Three things: 1. You might want to play with the font size using shakey (argument 3) 2. This will change the decimal places for all the labels (e.g. 20 becomes 20.00000). I don't think it's possible to change the labels individually with shakey, but you could try something using the "label" command. Check out this example by Jaison (again!) for how this could be done: 3. FYI, there are many posts that talk about how to modify the colour bar, as well as lots of information in the online user's guide, where you might find exactly what you're after. Hope this helps, Paul On Feb 12, 2009, at 1:50 PM, Z wrote: Thank you very much, ----- Paul Young Chemistry and Climate Processes Chemical Sciences Division NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory 325 Broadway R/CSD8 Boulder CO 80305-3328 USA Tel: +1 303-497-4711 Fax: +1 303-497-5686 Email: paul.j.young@xxxxxxxx |