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Milo, csv means that the fields in the file are separated by commas.
TMY is a text file in which each line has a very particular syntax
but in which the fields are not separated by anything; they are
instead fixed width. You can look online for resources that will
tell you what the syntax is for TMY and TMY2. As it turns out, the
TMY3 format is comma separated. Without knowing what data you have
in your csv file it is not really possible to tell you whether you
can make a full TMY data file from it. For example, if you only
have temperature and humidity then you cannot make a TMY file from
it because of all the missing data. If you have all the data that
goes into a TMY file but in a *.csv file then yes, it is possible
to convert the csv file into a tmy file but you probably have to
do so manually following the syntax rules for the TMY format. kind regards, David
On 03/07/2017 18:17, Rm Chemilo via
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