There's no real need to write a new file. You can also specify
only the timesteps you wish to use when you call the function:
yes? let result = ffta(var[L=26:1073])
On 1/23/2018 11:34 PM, USHNANSHU DUTTA
wrote:
Hello, ferreters,
I have a data which timestep is from 1 to 1073. but the first 25 timesteps has no value. while using FFTA the error is coming saying missing data at L=1.
I have used redefining axis command but it is in vain. Can you please help me to arrange the data such a way it will trim the first 25 timesteps and will start from 1 at 26th timestep.
On Wed, Jan 24, 2018 at 1:02 PM, USHNANSHU DUTTA <ushnanshudutta@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello ferreters,
I have a data which timestep is from 1 to 1073. but the first 25 timesteps has no value. while using FFTA the error is coming saying missing data at L=1
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Mob: 9405022799Pune,411008Indian Institute of Tropical MeteorologyUshnanshu DuttaResearch Fellow