RE: Problems with IGNORE
A simple way to have NONMEM ignore records is to comment them out of your
dataset as follows:
Include a column, typically at the start of the dataset, called C. Then, for
those records you wish to exclude, place 'C' in this column.
In the control stream, you then specify this column in your $INPUT statement
and instruct NONMEM to ignore those records where you have place a 'C' in the
column C - you do this using the IGNORE= option within the $DATA statement.
See example:
$INPUT C ID SUBJ TRT DAT1=DROP TIME AMT EVID MDV SS II DV
$DATA dataset.csv IGNORE=C
Regards,
Colm
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of German Erlenkamp
Sent: 02 June 2009 09:51
To: [email protected]
Subject: [NMusers] Problems with IGNORE
Dear NMUSERS,
I want to ignore several lines in my dataset.
I've tried to do this in this way:
IGNORE=(ID.EQ.108.AND.CMT.EQ.3)
In this case I'll receive an error message like:
An ERROR was found in the control statements.
An ERROR was fond on line 16 ot the approxiamte position noted:
IGNORE=(ID.EQ.108.AND.CMT.EQ.3)
X
The characters in ERROR are: IGNORE
52
Can someone tell me how to ignore more than one?
Thanks in advance.
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