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CSV format
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(14.09.2023, 07:21)admin Wrote: You can set the third argument of trends.fetch to 86400 and this will produce a single daily average value instead of multiple values. But if you also need to calculate min/max then you need to perform this calculation on the data array.

Thank you for quick reply!

But my problem is the format of the csv-file.
Now it comes like below...

2023-09-13 14:51,1,18.4
2023-09-13 14:51,3,90
2023-09-13 14:46,1,18.4
2023-09-13 14:46,3,90.08

It has to be something like this...

,,, 2023-09-13 14:46,1,18.4,,,,90,,
,,, 2023-09-13 14:51,1,18.4,,,,90,,

/Fredrik

Here comes a link to WOW, explaining how to send data...

https://wow.metoffice.gov.uk/support/dataformats

/Fredrik
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Messages In This Thread
CSV format - by jobb@nordstrandsel.se - 13.09.2023, 15:52
RE: CSV format - by admin - 14.09.2023, 07:21
RE: CSV format - by jobb@nordstrandsel.se - 14.09.2023, 09:41
RE: CSV format - by admin - 14.09.2023, 10:09
RE: CSV format - by jobb@nordstrandsel.se - 14.09.2023, 11:41
RE: CSV format - by admin - 14.09.2023, 11:47
RE: CSV format - by jobb@nordstrandsel.se - 14.09.2023, 12:06
RE: CSV format - by admin - 14.09.2023, 12:36
RE: CSV format - by jobb@nordstrandsel.se - 14.09.2023, 13:23

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