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That page helps a great deal! Strange, though, the format string I was previously using _should_ have worked. No biggie anymore though, it's working so I'll leave that bit alone.

Now it's time to start digging into the web page building and exporting that GW can do!

I changed the format of the date going to the CSV as follows:
(col1,col2)
01/14/2014,14:22:10
(mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss)

And set the format strings in GW as:
from formatted date:
date column (1): %m/%d/%Y
hour column (2): %H:%M:%S

Now GW's back to not reading the data. Where are the GW format options ...

I can't seem to find a format output for WUHU to have it directly output a unix timestamp. I can get it to output in "excel" format (mm/dd/yy hh:mm). So my question now is what does the format string need to look like in the GW setup page?

I tried something like mm/dd/yy hh:mm in the format box ...

I'm not sure that GW knows how to interpret the value of the date "Mon Jan 13"
In any case it is not a unix timestamp !!!

unix format is gender 1372629900
http://www.csgnetwork.com/unixds2timecalc.html

I look if I find a solution

Ahh, ok. I was blindly following an old guide (from a fellow ...

sorry I did not see that they were degrees fahrenheit, it was not used here to see temperatures of 53 °C :lol:

what is the type of station, the version of GW?
you can put your files online or send it to me by email
paaubert[at]bluewin.ch

A+

Heh, that'd explain some confusion, for sure. :)

I ...

No, it's in column 2. That's why I posted the snippet from my CSV file that GW is reading.

Hello, I'm exporting a CSV from WUHU and configured GraphWeather to read this CSV, but it seems GW isn't doing anything. As a test, I only mapped the first 3 columns (date as column 1, outdoor temp as column 2 and outdoor humidity as column 3). It still isn't showing me anything when I try to graph ...