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ballardw
Super User

At the end of an iterated do loop such as

do I= 1 to 8;

you find the value of I to be one more than the maximum value (unless you have some code to skip out of the loop early).

 

So in your code (slightly reformatted for legibility)

32 do i=1 to 8;
33    mindt = min(of dat[*]);
34    maxdt = max(of dat[*]);
35    if res{i}^='0' then _res{i}=i;
36 end;
37
38 if _res{i}=. then do;

line 38 uses the value of the index variable I after ending the loop and will have a value of 9. So the array index is out of range as you define the array _res to have 8 elements. Line 44 will have the same issue.

 

Note that you will get the exact same value for

33 mindt = min(of dat[*]); 
34 maxdt = max(of dat[*]); 

So these really do not need to be in any sort of loop.

 

 

skom1
Calcite | Level 5

Got it. Thank You very much

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