How to get values and save them to use later on Arduino?

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From what I understand you want memory that won’t be erased every time the Arduino is off. Do some research into EEPROM.

In terms of debugging, the code you have there is a bit difficult to read. Try inserting statements which print the value of a certain variable as the program progresses and see where it goes wrong.

Best of luck! Tell us what happens.

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