Perfect, thanks, now I found it!
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Perfect, thanks, now I found it!
Am Donnerstag, 27. Juni 2019 13:53:07 UTC+2 schrieb Thomas Keffer:
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> The aggregate min_ge() will do what you want. For example, the number of
> days of the year with temperature greater than or equal to 20°C would be
>
> $year.outTemp.min_ge((20.0, "degree_C")
The aggregate min_ge() will do what you want. For example, the number of
days of the year with temperature greater than or equal to 20°C would be
$year.outTemp.min_ge((20.0, "degree_C"))
You can make this look a little prettier by playing with the formatting:
$year.outTemp.min_ge((20.0, "degree
I would like to have some statistical numbers in my reports. Most of these
numbers are available in the monthly / yearly summery, but one thing is
missing:
I would like to see the number of "tropical nights", that is the number of
days, where the minimum tempeature was above 20°C. I've already
