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Range

  • Last UpdatedJan 11, 2023
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Find the time-weighted or event-weighted difference between the maximum and minimum values for an attribute during a specified time range. Time-weighted values are interpolated at time boundaries when possible and extrapolated otherwise.

Syntax

Range(attname, starttime, endtime [, pctgood, calculationBasis])

Arguments

  • attname

    attribute with time series data (such as PI point data reference) enclosed in single quotes

  • starttime

    time expression representing the beginning of a time range enclosed in single quotes; can be a relative time (such as'-3h') in reference to an absolute endtime

  • endtime

    time expression representing the end of a time range enclosed in single quotes; can be a relative time (such as '+1h') in reference to an absolute starttime

  • pctgood

    Optional. Time-weighted or event-weighted minimum time percentage over a specified time range for which the attribute had good values

  • calculationBasis

    Optional. A string indicating the type of calculation to be performed enclosed in double quotes. Choose between "TimeWeighted" or "EventWeighted". If omitted, the default is time-weighted

Returns

The time-weighted or event-weighted difference between the attribute's maximum and minimum values during the specified time. Time-weighted values are interpolated at time boundaries when possible and extrapolated otherwise

Exceptions

If the attribute has no good values or the pctgood minimum is not reached in the given time range, an error is returned

Notes

  • Bad values are excluded from Range calculation

  • In order to configure an optional parameter, any previous optional parameter must be specified

    Note: If the attribute has very few good values during the time range, this function's result may not be trustworthy. Use the PctGood function to find out what percentage of the values is good

Example

  • Range('att1', 't', '+1h')

    [Return the time-weighted difference between the maximum and minimum values for 'att1' between 12:00 and 1:00am today]

  • Range('att1', 't', '+1h', 80)

    [Return the time-weighted difference between the maximum and minimum values for 'att1' between 12:00 and 1:00am today when at least 80% of the values were good]

  • Range('att1', 't', '+1h', 80, "EventWeighted")

    [Return the event-weighted difference between the maximum and minimum values for 'att1' between 12:00 and 1:00am today when at least 80% of the values were good]

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