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How to take starting non empty value of variable (that doesn't mean L=1 always) however the data have some empty values in starting - Ferret #1987

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sivaiahborra opened this issue Apr 7, 2021 · 0 comments

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Dear All,
I have data, in which there are two dimensions that are "l - time (l=1:360)" and "m - no of events occurred (m=1:1753)" want to take starting value of a variable. I can take like this when there is no empty (-----) value in l=1
Eg. lon[l=1], but, the problem is every time my ''l'' value doesn't has with some value instead a empty or missing value.
so, when i do lon[l=1] for all m values. the results are coming as follows

m l=1 2 3 4 5 6 ...... etc upto 360
1 85 85.5 86 --- ---
2 --- --- 87 85 ---
3 --- --- 85 86 87
4 86 ---
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etc upto 1753.

I need to list first non-empty l values for all m values somewaht like this
85
87
85
86

Thank you.

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