time average

[Lee Byerle]

Try opening files one at a time..Open first file (olr), define a variable that equals ave olr, then close file ('close 1'), then open second file to display uwnd ave with the defined olr variable.

Lee
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-----Original Message-----
From:         ebrahim mirzaei <emirzaei at GMAIL.COM>
Date:         Thu, 4 Mar 2010 23:38:28 
To: <GRADSUSR at LIST.CINECA.IT>
Subject: Re: time average

*Hi,
if you are using varname.d file number (olr.1 or uwnd.2**), uou do not need
to use "set dfile":

*
*set dfile 1*
*ave(olr,t=1,t=24)*
*set dfile 2*
*ave(uwnd,t=1,t=24)

orrrrrrrrrrrrrr

*
*ave(olr.1,t=1,t=24)**
ave(uwnd.2,t=1,t=24)**

*its enough.




On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 3:59 PM, tanusri chakraborty <munia_c at yahoo.co.in>wrote:

> I want do to time average of two variable from to different nc file.I have
> done like this,given
> *set dfile 1*
> *ave(olr.1,t=1,t=24)*
> *set dfile 2*
> *ave(uwnd.2,t=1,t=24)*
> *but it  is the showing error like is-----**Request is outside file limits
> *
> *How to slove the problem *
> *Please help me*
> **
>
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