Cet Analyser

[kold weather]

I downloaded this is a couple of months ago and its a great programme, I love using it to see what months are the coldest.

[Bottesford]

I downloaded this is a couple of months ago and its a great programme, I love using it to see what months are the coldest.

Thanks kold- glad you find it useful. Make sure to get this latest update to allow the data for 2006 to work!

Anything else you might want as a feature for the next version?

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Crikey this is an old thread!

Are you going to update the program so that the graph function works properly? Or is there not enough demand?

Edited September 22, 2008 by RAIN RAIN RAIN

[Bottesford]

Good question!

tbh I don't know how many people use it and so whether it's worth me doing finishing the graphing component. Any takers?

In the middle of one of my other projects at moment (DMX lighting controller) and finding it hard to keep up with hobby programming projects since I spend 8-9 hours per day at work doing it!

But if people really want it done I shall get it done for sure!

[BornFromTheVoid]

I know I'm a bit late at this, but has the page for the data download been changed? Can't seem to download any of the data needed...

[Bottesford]

Yes it looks like the app is no longer working as they've changed the URL. Will look at fixing this in the very near future.

[Optimus Prime]

Just downloaded it now...good programme.

Go to file, change Data URL then delete the current link and replace it with this;

http://hadobs.metoffice.com/hadcet/cetml1659on.dat

Press ok and then press Update Data.

[BornFromTheVoid]

Thanks OP, works fine now.

Great programme Bottesford, I can see this taking many hours of my life!

[Nick L]

Just downloaded it now...good programme.

Go to file, change Data URL then delete the current link and replace it with this;

http://hadobs.metoff...cetml1659on.dat

Press ok and then press Update Data.

Brilliant, thanks for that, it works now.

[Bottesford]

Thanks for that! Will still look at updating it a bit - perhaps finish doing the graphing part.

If there's anything else you might find useful then let me know.