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<h2><b>s2g1d</b></h2>
<p> <code>s2g1d(<i>expr</i>)</code> 
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<p> This function converts a station data time series into a 1-dimensional grid. 
  This allows more graphics and analytical operations. 
<p> <code><i>expr</i></code>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
  A valid GrADS 1D station data expression in which time is the only varying dimension.<br>

<h3>Usage Notes</h3>
<p>The s2g1d function only works with 'display' and will not work with 'define'. You have to use 'set gxout fwrite' and write the data to a file if you want to save and reuse the 1D gridded time series. 
<h3>Examples</h3><p> 
   
<p><code>'set gxout bar'<br>
  'set barbase 0'<br>
  'set bargap 10'<br>
  '</code><code>display s2g1d(precip(stid=kdca))'</code> 
<p><code>'set gxout contour'<br>
  '</code><code>display smth9(s2g1d(t(stid=kord)))</code>' 
<p><code>'set gxout vector'<br>
  'display const(s2g1d(u(stid=ksux)),0);s2g1d(u(stid=ksux));s2g1d(v(stid=ksux))'</code>