You create a Meteobridge customized export template of the values in the sequence of the w34 month and year file (they are the same for both).
Depending on the template (i.e. W34 8.34, 9.34, Aurora ...) you are using, the record definition (sequence of fields in the CSV) is different - the newer versions have more fields added at the end.
For older versions it is no harm having the bigger records, the smaller records with the newer versions will create empty graphs where the values are missing.
which expressions to use -dxxxx of which selector e.g. thb0seapress to be formed to e.g. [thb0seapress-dmax:1] for max daily pressure or [thb0seapress-dmin:1] for the minimum daily pressure, you find in the wiki, section template
https://www.meteobridge.com/wiki/index.php/Templates
below the 8.34 and 9.34
----------------------------version 8.34 and 9.34 Aurora ------------------------------
1: Day Month - the first entry/record is a copy of the last entry of the previous month
2: T out high
3: T out low
4: dew point high
5: dew point low
6: rain total
7: max gust m/s
8: max average wind m/s
9: average temp out
10: sea level pressure high
11: sea level pressure low
---------------------------------- only since Aurora/9.34 ----------------------------
12:uv index max
13:solar radiation max (W/m2)
14: ?? contains always "--" (without "") - Purple Air
15: ?? airquality Davis ?? - haven't seen yet where it's used in the monthly/yearly charts
16: wind bearing average
a typical day record in the month and year file would then look like:
31 Mar,10.8,-0.5,-1.1,-6.0,0.0,1.6,7.1,4.8,1025.0,1023.0,7.4,792.5,--,66.0,171.0
I have a general multipurpose export definition which you can save under e.g. all-sensors-iso-new.exp in the Meteobridge templates folder
\\METEOBRIDGE\data\templates
you can remove (or add) sensors/variables, change the export sequence, modify the selectors
below between the ------------------------
from this you should be able to easily create your export
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# modified Standard CSV template with data in metric units
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$# date, time, temperature[C], humidity[%], dew point[C], sealevel pressure[hPa], avg wind speed[m/s], gust speed[m/s], winddir, rainfall[mm], Solar [W/m2], PM25(1) [ug/m3], PM25(2), extra-temp1 [°C], extra-hum1 [%], extra-temp2 [°C], extra-hum2 [%], extra-temp3 [°C], extra-hum3 [%], extra-temp4 [°C], extra-hum4 [%],soil moisture (1) [%], soil moisture (2) [%], soil moisture (3) [%], soil moisture (4) [%], soil moisture (5) [%], lightning total, lightning distance, lightning energy
[YYYY]-[MM]-[DD],[hh]:[mm],[th0temp-avg:],[th0hum-avg.0:],[th0dew-avg.1:],[thb0seapress-avg.1:],[wind0avgwind-avg.1:],[wind0wind-max.1:],[wind0dir-avg.0:],[rain0total-sum.1:], [sol0rad-avg.2:], [air1!0pm-avg.1:], [air1pm-avg.1:], [th1temp-avg.1:], [th1hum-avg.1:], [th2temp-avg.1:], [th2hum-avg.1:], [th3temp-avg.1:], [th3hum-avg.1:], [th4temp-avg.1:], [th4hum-avg.1:],[th20hum-avg.0:], [th21hum-avg.0:], [th22hum-avg.0:], [th23hum-avg.0:], [th24hum-avg.0:], [lgt0total-avg.0:], [lgt0dist-avg.0:], [lgt0energy-avg.0:]
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