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Built with v10. This solution example shows how to Export Historical data to a CSV file. |
Summary
This solution example shows how to Export Historical data to a CSV file.
Technical Information
This
projectsolution uses the TrendChart
for visualizingto visualize tag values that change over time
whenwhile the solution is running. Each
Penpen (
Tagtag value)
hasis displayed in a different color
inon the graph, which you can
configure as you like, including a legend whose position you can modify. All the graph information will be saved incustomize, along with the legend position. All graph data is saved to a file with the default extension
asof .csv.
In TWebBrowser, it is possible to view the content of the file, and in the settings, you can configure the URL of the exported file. Through this URL, the WebBrowser can access the path of the file and display its content.
Additionally, the file will be saved in the same path as your solution, but you can change that by going to Displays
→/ MainPage
→/ CodeBehind, and modifying the lines of code as in the example below:
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@Tag.SelectedFileName = "";
@Tag.SelectedFileName = @"Path" + @Tag.OutputFilename;
bool ret = @Historian.Table.Table2.SaveToTextFile(@Tag.StartDateTime.LocalDateTime, @Tag.EndDateTime.LocalDateTime, @Tag.SelectedFileName, ',', true, true, true, 6, null); |
Note that, in this code example, 'ret' stores the return of the SaveToTextFile method, indicating success (true) or failure (false).
References Information
→ Learn more at at Historian (Time-Series Data).
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