I’ve got a couple questions about the Sunshine hours graph that you can get.
At the top in the green rectangle I’ve drawn… it says maximum sunshite hours. but then provides what looks more like a Time with a AM…
I’m guessing that this should be hours minutes and seconds representing the maximum sunshine time possible but that the AM should not be there.
Down futher there is a sunshine hours chart with yellow bars… They make sense, but what is the mm stand for?
Finally at the bottom, there is Max Solar and UV. The max solar appears to be there, but I don’t really see a representative of UV on the graphi unless it is supposed to be the tiny bits at the top of the yellow bars. And if that is the case, I don’t see how you would be reading that.
first one:
that depends on your windows regional settings/ or similar, for time formating
i dont have that problem here
but i will check for a am or pm and strip it off
2nd Q…its mm of ET i will make the graph heading say ET as well
3rd Q
that should be UV
but its a problem having a UV scale that only goes to say 18 max, and a solar scale that goes to 1500
so i need to , say, x10 the UV reading
Sounds like each of the four values should be graph’d separately.
Having the mm or ET stacked on top of the daily sunshine makes it hard to see how it is really moving up or down, likewise with the Solar and UV values.
I wasn’t sure about the mm… I thought it was = to ET but there was no description of the legend labels.
the legend has not been behaving very well, but i will try again
i should be able to graph them 3D…i will see what i can do…
anyway, a new 10.17z is ready to fix the things noticed
the problem is its stored in a location that normaly stores humidity, so no decimal…the way around it is to store X10
but that makes it not backward compatible with past data (unless i check its over a certain amount and then assume its in the new format)