Thank you
will tell me how can I extract only date string , I am getting o/p like this
yes? use Ascat_Wind_2007_13_1_regridded.nc
yes? list/l=1:10 t[g=u]
VARIABLE : T
axis TIME
FILENAME : Ascat_Wind_2007_13_1_regridded.nc
SUBSET : 10 points (TIME)
05-JAN-2006 00 / 1: 75244.
12-JAN-2006 00 / 2: 75251.
19-JAN-2006 00 / 3:
75258.
26-JAN-2006 00 / 4: 75265.
02-FEB-2006 00 / 5: 75272.
09-FEB-2006 00 / 6: 75279.
16-FEB-2006 00 / 7: 75286.
23-FEB-2006 00 / 8: 75293.
02-MAR-2006 00 / 9: 75300.
09-MAR-2006 00 / 10: 75307.
I want only
05-JAN-2006 00
12-JAN-2006 00
19-JAN-2006 00
.......
.......
09-MAR-2006 00
Please Ansley help me, I am newbie
Dona
On Thursday, January 9, 2014 6:50 PM, Don DNA <don_vbe@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Sorry for late reply, I want to save datestring in array say
let dates = t[g=variable] something like this, but it
stores numeric values, my final aim is to list like this
list/noheader/norow date_string_only,latitude,longitude,some_variable
whether this will be possible ? I searched in userlist I could not find it.
Dona Clara
On Monday, January 6, 2014 10:41 PM, Steve Hankin
<steven.c.hankin@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Assuming I am understanding your question ....
Use SHOW AXIS or SHOW GRID to most simply look just at
axis values. Use a grave accent _expression_ with RETURN= to
captuare a particular string, like the date. The LIST command is
intended to show data values. It lists the "23375" because it is
the numerical value that underlies your "T" pseudo-variable (the
way in which time is encoded in this axis).
- Steve
On 1/5/2014 4:13 AM, Don DNA wrote:
Hi All I am working with some data
I defined time axis like this
DEFINE AXIS/T/T0="1-JAN-1950:12:00"/UNITS=days myday=juld
yes? list t[gt=myday]
VARIABLE : T
axis TDAY
TIME : 31-DEC-2013 06:06
23375.
Here I want to list only TIME that is 31-DEC-2013
06:06 not 23375
and I am wondering how 23375 is listed with time
06:06 ???
Please someone help me