Re: shading grid cells of the missing value

[verschel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Mark A. Verschell)]

Chan Joo,

	The easiest way to do this is to define a new variable and shade that.
For example, if your variable is temp, then you can define a new variable
tempbad:

yes? let tempbad=MISSING(temp,-100)

-100 stands for some value temp will never be

then you can shade it black for example:

yes? shade temp
yes? shade/over/nolab/pal=black/lev=-100 tempbad


Mark

On Jan 28,  3:01pm, Jang, Chan Joo wrote:
> Subject: shading grid cells of the missing value
> As default,  the grid cell of the missing value are shown in a transparent
> rectangular hole when we use shade command. I would like to know to shade the
> grid cell of the missing value with black or other color
>-- End of excerpt from Jang, Chan Joo



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