for a complete year or year to date
date(date month-0)=[DD]/[MM] // 01 Oct
MAX(Temp-1)=[th0temp-dmax:--] //must be celsius
MIN(Temp-2)=[th0temp-dmin:--] //must becelsius
MAX(Dewpoint-3)=[th0dew-dmax:--] //must be celsius
MIN(Dewpoint-4)=[th0dew-dmin:--] //must be celsius
TOTAL(Rain Day-5)=[rain0total-daysum:--] //must be mm
MAX(Windspeed-6)=[wind0wind-dmax:--] //must be ms
AVG(Day WindSpeed-7)=[wind0wind-davg:--] //must be ms
MAX(Barometer-8)=[thb0seapress-dmax:--] //must be hPa
MIN(Barometer-9)=[thb0seapress-dmin:--] //must be hPa
MAX(UV-10)=[uv0index-dmax:--]
MAX(Solar-11)=[sol0rad-dmax:--]
template charts takes care user preferences for metric / non metric as templates converts from these default if you exported in non metric then all conversions in template for charts go wrong . template always converts from metric..m/s..hPa etc
12 chart positions designated by the number i.e MAX(Temp-
1) position 1 MIN(Temp-
2) position 2.
it is quite a simple structure
[DD]/[MM] [th0temp-dmax:--] [th0temp-dmin:--] [th0dew-dmax:--] [th0dew-dmin:--] [rain0total-daysum:--] [wind0wind-dmax:--] [wind0wind-davg:--]
[thb0seapress-dmax:--] [thb0seapress-dmin:--] [uv0index-dmax:--] [sol0rad-dmax:--]
end up with csv example
29 Sep,23.8,15.9,17.4,10.4,0.0,4.9,1.1,1018.4,1014.7,5.1,814.0
30 Sep,24.9,18.6,19.3,10.4,0.0,5.4,1.1,1014.8,1009.7,5.6,855.0
1 Oct,26.7,18.7,19.7,14.9,0.0,8.9,1.9,1014.0,1010.5,5.2,824.0
2 Oct,26.7,18.9,19.9,15.8,0.0,8.5,3.1,1012.9,1008.3,5.1,816.0
3 Oct,27.2,20.0,19.6,13.9,0.0,5.4,0.9,1010.5,1007.9,5.4,844.0
4 Oct,27.6,21.0,18.9,10.9,0.2,12.5,2.2,1011.5,1006.1,5.2,886.0
note uv and solar the percentage of users don't have this combination so not required in an export if not present
theoritically should end with something like this .yes Im awake at this unearthly hour due to a strong lightning storm overhead..
