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Hi Eric, You may try explicitly defining the range of times you want processed, such as: GDATTIM = 550401/0000F000-580201/0000F000 One thing to keep in mind if you used DCGRIB2 to decode the ds010.1 grib1 files to GEMPAK format, you will not see grids which have the date/time specified using the 0th day of the month, such as 51010012, which would be January 1952, day 0, 12z DCGRIB2 will not recognize this as a valid day and so will not decode those grids. I'm looking into an update to DCGRIB2 in order to handle the 0th day of the month, but if you have any flexibility to edit the 0th day to the 1st of the month, that would solve this problem. Best, Michael James Unidata User Support > Full Name: EriC Kelsey > Email Address: address@hidden > Organization: University of New Hampshire > Package Version: 5.11.1 > Operating System: Mac > Hardware: > Description of problem: Hi, > > I'm trying to get the stats for all the grids (588) in a file that is a > subset of the ds010.1 SLP dataset (all months from 1899-1947). Here's the > input and error message: > > GDFILE = slp_1899_1947.gem > GDOUTF = slp_1899_1947.gem > GDATTIM = all > GLEVEL = 0 > GVCORD = none > GFUNC = pmsl > GRDNAM = pmsl > GEMPAK-GDSTAT>r > [DG -22] TIME all is invalid. > Parameters requested: GDFILE,GDOUTF,GDATTIM,GLEVEL,GVCORD,GFUNC,GRDNAM. > GEMPAK-GDSTAT> > > Why won't it accept "all"? > Thanks for your help. > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: YKO-753231 Department: Support GEMPAK Priority: Normal Status: Open