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Extract value - Schwarzschild - Nov-06-2017 Hi, I am new in python coding. I would like to extract parameters for my one value from a list of data which I import to code. The data looks like: A B C -0.074172 -0.090626 0.172934 -0.074172 -0.106671 0.382728 -0.074172 -0.879317 0.827223 0.201498 -0.734963 0.558397 0.201498 -0.558711 0.128794 0.201498 -0.887449 0.839778 0.201498 -0.235678 0.392587 1.563307 1.887411 1.196748 1.563307 1.186415 0.848246 1.563307 1.745578 1.445879 First of all I used all data to make a plot but now I would like to do a plot but only for 0.201498 and parameters for it. RE: Extract value - sparkz_alot - Nov-06-2017 What have you tried. Be sure and post all code, output and errors (in their entirety) between their respective tags. Refer to BBCode Help for instructions. RE: Extract value - j.crater - Nov-06-2017 Hi, welcome to Python and the forums! In what format is your list of data.. csv, or txt...? Depending on that, you may need to do some data/container manipulation first. Assuming you have a list of elements, the index() method will return index of the desired element in that list. However, you have 3 lines in which 0.201498 appears, so if you need all of them, you can get the indexes by using list comprehension: indexes = [i for i, x in enumerate(list_of_values) if x == 0.201498] |