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<font size="+1">Ketut,<br>
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<blockquote><font size="+1">set gxout linefill<br>
set lfcols 2 4</font><br>
<font size="+1">d a;b</font><br>
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<font size="+1">Color where a > b in red (2) and a < b in blue
(4) .<br>
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In your case, "a" would be "sst" and "b" should be something like
"const(sst,0.,-a)" or "sst*0." since you want to shade less than and
greater than zero. (You can't just do "d sst;0." because the second
variable needs to be on the same grid as "sst". "sst*0." or
"const(sst,0.,-a)" are on the same grid as "sst", but have the value =
0.)<br>
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MJ<br>
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I Ketut Swardika Swardika wrote:
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cite="mid:b1f81da10909010712ma0b81eew6df4e20c07799900@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">Dear GRADSUSER<br>
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I plots line of sst anomalies, and I want positive anomalies area is
filled with color red and negative anomalies area is filled with blue.<br>
How to do that?, let me know please.<br>
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thank any advice<br>
ketut<br>
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