Instruction manual

SECTION 3. REPORT: SPLIT
PC208W, Version 3.0, Instruction Manual 3-3
FIGURE 3.2-5. Pasting Values into SPLIT
In this example we want the hourly data (note
the Output Interval at the bottom of the Data
File Label window) so we click on array 10. To
paste all the values in this array into the Select
box, we put the SPLIT cursor in the Select box
by clicking the mouse in that box, select all the
field names (click on the first one and holding
the mouse button down, drag to the end), then
click on Paste (Figure 3.2.5).
Note that the cursor in the INPUT FILE(S)
screen must be in valid paste area (Copy or
Select). If the cursor is in the Filename box or
in Start/Stop condition, you will get the error
message “Cannot Paste There”.
The Paste operation put the numbers of each of
the fields into the Select box. Notice also that it
pasted the Array ID into the copy condition:
1[10] tells SPLIT that in order to copy a line of
data, the first value in that line must be 10.
SPLIT uses the Array ID to discriminate
between the hourly and daily data.
Now we must specify the Output File. (Without
one specified, SPLIT will run and display results
but no output file will be created.) Click on the
OUTPUT FILE tab. We type in “hourly” for the
name of the output file. By default, SPLIT will
use the file extension “PRN”, creating the output
file: hourly.prn.
The Labels option from the toolbar can also
assist in labeling the output values. Once
again, choose LABELS | USE FINAL
STORAGE LABELS and select array 10 and all
the field names. This time move the cursor to
Line 1 of the first column of labels on the
OUTPUT FILE tab and press Paste (Figure
3.2-6).