Re: DAY Number in an Year

prasad413in@xxxxxxxxx wrote: 
Hello,
   I am a Newbie to Fortran. I need to write a simple routine in which
current year and day Number in an Year, like today is 272nd day in this
year are known. I need to write routine such that count starts from
which starts from 336th day in 2004 and it goes on.

Apologies in advance, but I found your question a little confusing. What exactly do you want? What are your inputs to your routine, and what exactly are your required outputs?

cheers,

paulv

I tried  like


YEAR = 2004
C Condition should be like it should return the Current Year...

  IF(DAY_NO .GT. 365) THEN CURRENT_YEAR = YEAR+1  ??????????
It should be a real time run..

Thanks



--
Paul van Delst
CIMSS @ NOAA/NCEP/EMC
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