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=../data/lm2-exhibiton-all.csv= files are too large to work with on average
hardware. So, I had to split it them up (using ~./separator.sh~) into
smaller files. If you are use the CSV files (found in =../data=) with
Microsoft Excel, I recommend the ones listed in the [[Files Used]] section
Microsoft Excel, I recommend the ones listed in the [[https://git.abbether.net/return-to-ritherdon/ritherdon-charts/src/branch/master/docs/daily-breakdowns.org#headline-3][Files Used]] section
below.
2. Each day (for each Light Meter) has its data processed and a chart is made
from that data. This is cause for the bulk of the files produced in the
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This script produces a series of charts illustrating the readings taken for each
day the exhibition was running (excluding the 1^st August 2021). It does this by
reading all the files listed above in the [[Files Used]] section. It processes the
reading all the files listed above in the [[https://git.abbether.net/return-to-ritherdon/ritherdon-charts/src/branch/master/docs/daily-breakdowns.org#headline-3][Files Used]] section. It processes the
data for both Light Meters, also. Conceptually, there is less faffing in this
script than in some of the others. It takes the values in the ~time~ column (in
the CSV files) for the x-axis and the values in the ~reading~ column for the
