[ncl-talk] Using NCL function get_unique_values, but maintain original array order

[Alan Rhoades]

Hello,

I'm currently using this nifty NCL function get_unique_values to sort
through an array and extract unique strings and/or floats from in-situ
station data.

My problem is that the extracted values are then sorted alphabetically
and/or lowest to highest.

Is it possible to use this function (or a similar) and maintain the
ordering from the original array which the strings/floats were extracted
from?

Best,

AR

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