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#* For each field the equivalent letter that would be seen in a spreadsheet like Libre Office, Open Office, Excel etc is also shown in first column.
#As a quick guide to which fields can take signs and which can not accept decimal places, the second column indicates formatting rules.
#*Any item labelled integer will not accept any decimal places.
#*Any item labelled
#*Any item labelled unsigned will not accept a minus sign. Those labelled signed don't need '''+''' for positive, but do need '''-''' for negative.
#The third column shows an example of a value accepted by Cumulus 1
#* For Cumulus 1, where decimals are allowed, the stored value might be an integer as this depends on a number of factors, including your station type.
#*If you are editing the values manually, you should use integers for humidity, wind bearings, and the two solar radiation figures, and floating point for the others (add a ".0" if necessary because MX must see decimal places where these are allowed).
#* Note that the figure in a field varies depending on the units you select, and your weather station may not have all the sensors needed.
#*In Cumulus 1 any fields defined in the version you are using for sensors you do not have will always contain zero. Also, for Cumulus 1 any fields that are not defined at the version when the line was created can:
#**Either be missing (no fields seen after the last field at your version)
#**Or can be null (field separators only are seen after the last field at your version)
#The final column describes the observation often with a link to where there is more information.
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