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Hey Dan, you know, the Name is the Name of the field with the NO2 concentration. The last sentence i don`t understand. Please can you explain it a little bit more? What is (eg name[18:22]? Greetings, Andrea

Hey Dan, many thanks for your effort. That is also an options to calculat an field, but I think I found my solution for my multidimensional data. I would ask you to check my solution. I found my solution in the link on the page of ArcGIS... https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.3/manage-data/raster-and-images/wkfl-create-a-multidimensional-mosaic-dataset-from-a-set-of-time-series-images.htm So i create a Variable Field, a Dimension Field with "StdTime". Now there is also a little Problem with understanding Python... I uploaded a picture with a red mark, which doesnt fit to my date I think...if i put this inside the Code Block and click ok, its written there something with invalid parameter? So the date should retrieved but how which syntax? Thanks forward! Greetings, Andrea

Hi David, the thing is I choose from a satellite website some Data in netCDF Format. An I set the beginning of my time period on 2019-01-01. But instead of that it is shown up as a double value like you can see in the picture with a red border. And i want to have it like 2019-01-01. I uploaded a picture with my Problem. Thanks forward! Greetings, Andrea

...as you can see in the picture the imported netCDF and the date or "time" is shown up as double, i calculated a new field "Date" in date format with the time field, and its still not 2019...its still no the original date... Thanks forward! Greetings, Andrea

Hi David, my mean Problem starts by the default time setting in ArcGIS. If i import my netCDF than the date is imported incorrect such as double. If i create a new field in a date format, the date begins just as by default 1899 and not like my original 2019. So i want to calculate a new field to get to my original date which is 2019-01-01 to 2020-12-31. That 31.Dec 2000 was just an example...

Dear Community, i want to use Python to create a new date format. I have found something on the website: datetime.datetime(2000, 12, 31) !field1! + datetime.timedelta(days=100) I want to try it with the both. Does anybody know, where i should add it in the field calculator. In the code block? Sorry for my little informatic knowledge... Greetings, Andrea

Dear Community, i want to use the time slider. As you can see my attribute table there are datas inside. But on the top it is shown up that I can choose something but theres is no value inside. And the next thing is, if it is possible to calculate the date with the fieled calculator to start time from 2019 instead of 1899? Why not? Any proposals? Greetings, Andrea

Dear Community, i`ve got still a Problem with my date format. I`ve got netCDF Data from 01.01.2019 and in my attributtable in Pro it is shown up from 1899... Now i find this information in the uploaded picture and here is the link... https://desktop.arcgis.com/en/arcmap/10.3/map/working-with-layers/sql-reference-for-query-expressions-used-in-arcgis.htm So i really don`t know how to handle SQL language and what it means, but I think im on the right way why my date isn`t shown up, right? How can I change it to 01-01-2019 instead of the reference time of ArcGIS Any proposals? Greetings, Andrea

Hey Jayanta, Ok, thanks for your Answer. And what is with the CRF fileformat? Greetings, Andrea

Hey Dan, because i`ve got some datasets with time profiles an I want to put them together...thats why i thought mosaic or CRF fits better...or what do you think? Thanks forward! Greetings, Andrea

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Multdimensional Data / NO time field

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