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CSV Energy Export


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Hello,

 

I've tried to make an export of the energy data (function available under General/Data Export) in order to keep some historical data for future comparisons.

 

I can't understand the format of the "timestamp" column, it's a long numer with no apparent correlaton with date/time.

 

Anyone knows how to decode this number?

 

Thank you in advance

 

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It is a time in seconds (since Thursday 1 January 1970). More explanation: 

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Look for example here to convert it to human readable: 

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You can convert it in your spreadsheet with probably an EPOCHTODATE function. 

 

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