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Thanks! Thank kinda helped. I will try it and I hope it will work.

Yes, i know that excel can do that but not if you have 460 columns and 55000 lines. I just did the program (from K to C) and it worked. But i still don't know how I should do the other program. The one I have to make it read from the 4th row till the end and from the 60th line till the 100th. Do...

Not the entire computer. Just the excel wasn't responding. I have trouble opening it as well, let alone work on it

Yes, I have tried but I have almost 55000 data so it stuck

Yes, but we are talking about too many data because the file I have are data from 1950-2100 and not just temperature. So, I have to read just the data I want, somehow. The txt was only for upload use.

Fortran is but I'm not. I am too bad at Fortran :(

Celsius= Kelvin-273,15

I have another question. These numbers are temperature in Kelvin. How can I do that in Celsius using Fortran?

I have this file in .dat but I couldn't upload it so I made it .txt. What should I do if I want to read from 1960-1962?

The read should be read(#,$) where # is the number of the file I have to state and $ the format. I have an excel file where there are 10000 lines and 10000 columns. I want to read from the 4 row till the 60th and from the 60th line till the 100th. That's why I mentioned those numbers

Yes, I know how to read the whole file. I was using the do loop. I wrote it like this: do i=60, 100 j=4, 60 read(*,*) the name of the file end do but it never worked.

I'm afraid I can't do that. There has to be a way I can do that. I know I can use "do" but I don't know how exactly. Does anyone know?

Hi, i am a meteorologist student and I have some data I have to prepare using Fortan. I don't know how to make it read the file from the 4th row till the end and from the 60th line till the 100th. Can you please help me? I'm desperate!