Eunice, That error often indicates that a number could not be written to an output file correctly using the format that was given for that number in the source code. For example, you'd see this error if a 3-digit integer is trying to be written to an output file that has been set up (formatted) only to allow 2-digit integers to be written. It is not an indication that there were any calculation problems. If you do not need any of the information that is being written to the trnast.out file then you can ignore the message. If you open trnast.out (using a text editor) and you see some numbers that are written with asterisks (******) then those are place holders for the spot where the actual value was unable to be written. kind regards, David
On 09/05/2017 10:53, Eunice Herrera via
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