Hi, It looks like Nicolas's suggestion got the dataset numbers in the solution ithe wrong way around . The very similar names of the files makes things a bit confusing. Rather than relying on the order in which you access the datasets it is often (usually) better practice to explicitly use the name of the dataset rather than the number. If you would rather use the dataset number then you should make sure that you issue the command can DATA/ALL before you use the datasets. That way you will be guaranteed that the file are ordered in the way you expect. What you show below is that temperature is in dataset 2 and not data set 1 I would make the definitions as follows. let p = pottmp[y=35,d=pottmp2008] let q = temperature[y=35,d=pottm2008] Furthermore I'd probably make a symbolic link with a better name to the file pottm2008.nc to reduce confusion. eg ln -s pottm2008.nc temp_2008.nc and therefore use temp_2008.nc ... let q = temperature[y=35,d=temp_2008.nc] Russ On 28/05/15 17:02, Satyam Srivastava wrote:
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