I have noticed a few comments asking about the error message "Simulation Start Date must be after Lookback Date".
In the screenshot below, I set a start date of 20May2016 and a lookback date of 23May2016. Note that the Start Date is at the top and the Lookback Date is one row below.
In my test, HEC-ResSim does not allow the simulation to go forward. Instead, it gives me an error message when I press "OK".
To solve this, make sure that the lookback date is at a date prior to the start date.
Incorrect Dates:
In the screenshot below, I set a start date of 20May2016 and a lookback date of 23May2016. Note that the Start Date is at the top and the Lookback Date is one row below.
In my test, HEC-ResSim does not allow the simulation to go forward. Instead, it gives me an error message when I press "OK".
To solve this, make sure that the lookback date is at a date prior to the start date.
Incorrect Dates:
Corrected Dates with Lookback Date prior to Start Date:
Hi, I'm from Vietnam and i have a problem with this part.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I had set lookback date is at a date prior to the start date but HEC-ResSim did not allow the simulation to go forward and give me an error messege " Start Date must be after Lookback Date "
Here that my Simulation Editor. I don't know why I can run this Simulation? Please check it for me.
Thank you so much!
Start Date: 02Jan1956 - Time: 0100
Lookback Date: 01Jan1956 - Time: 0100
End Date : 01Dec2002 - Time : 0100
Time step : 1day
Please see the following post to see if this helps. It is a Windows issue that some international users have encountered:
Deletehttps://hec-ressim.blogspot.com/2016/06/error-message-of-start-date-must-be.html