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35 35  The template can contain multiple sheets, Excel formulas, charts, conditional formatting, and a summary report. An example of the generated sheet of an .xlsx file is shown in Figure 2.1.
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38 -11. Timestamps
37 +== 2.2. Timestamps ==
39 39  
40 40  Timestamps can be specified in the query language. They are designed to transmit information about the date and time associated with the report.  There are four types of timestamps:
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50 50  Each timestamp should be placed in a separate cell.
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53 -11. Query format
51 +== 2.3. Query format ==
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55 -The query is divided into 4 parts/groups separated with the ":" symbol.
53 +The query is divided into 4 parts/groups separated by the ":" symbol.
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55 +For reports for a day, month, and year, the query is built as described in Figure 2.2.
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57 +[[image:Screenshot 2025-12-10 at 19.43.28.png]]
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59 +Fig.2.2 – Query example
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61 +For example, the query **y-m-d:h10-m00:el-dev-30-ea_imp-3m:sum** consists of the following parts. The last part, "sum," in the example above, is optional.
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63 +1) **y-m-d:** means that the year, month, and day values from the date** **associated with the report will be inserted into the query (specified when creating the template via the web-interface). Only part of the date associated with the report can be used. For example, **y2024-m-d **means that the month and day should be substituted, while the year (2024) remains fixed as specified in the request. **y2024-m2-d **means that only the day should be substituted with the year set to 2024 and the month set to 2 (February).
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65 +It is also possible to omit **d (y-m:)**, or omit **m** and **d (y:)**, this means that we are interested in the entire interval (if only the year is specified, then the entire annual interval, if the year and month are specified, then the monthly interval).
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67 +The **d** can also be omitted (**y-m:**), or both **m** and **d** can be omitted (**y:**). This means the entire interval is considered, if only the year is specified, the entire annual interval is used, and if the year and month are specified, the monthly interval is used.
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69 +**h10-m00** means that the values for the specified hour and minute will be inserted into the query. By omitting seconds, CENTO understands that the entire minute interval is of interest. This means the sample will be from 10:00 to 10:01 (excluding data for 10:01:00, effectively from 10:00:00 to 10:00:59). To make a sample for an hour, write **h10** omitting minutes and seconds. The time does not need to be specified at all, for example, if the interest is in the data for the day. However, to ensure the query is correct, write “*” in place of the time, like this: ~*~*y-m-d::el-dev-30-ea_imp-3m:sum~*~*.
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71 +The first two parts of the query can be replaced with another, more convenient formula with **#date**, which will be described below.
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73 +2) The entry** el-dev-30-ea_imp-3m **has the following parts:
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75 +* **el** (electricity) is electrical data. Data on other measurements (heat, pressure, emissions, etc.) are requested with the entry **en** (energy);
76 +* **dev-30** (device) is accessing a device with an id 30 for which data needs to be downloaded;
77 +
78 +Instead of **dev**, **bg** (billing group) can be used to request data for a billing group, for example, **y-m-d:h10:el-bg-22-30m:sum**
79 +
80 +* **ea_imp** is the channel of the device from which the information is taken. The following channels can be used for electricity:
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82 +* ea_imp - energy A+
83 +* ea_exp - energy A-
84 +* er_imp - energy R+
85 +* er_exp - energy R-
86 +* pa_imp - power A+
87 +* pa_exp - power of A-
88 +* pr_imp - power R+
89 +* pr_exp - power R-
90 +* ra_imp - readings of A+
91 +* ra_exp - readings of A-
92 +* rr_imp - readings of R+
93 +* rr_exp - readings of R-
94 +
95 + The specified channels can be renamed to their decryptions in the config.toml configuration file of the sed_channels service.
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97 +When referring to **energy** measurements instead of **electrical**, the channels are encoded with numbers. For example, it would be recorded as **en-dev-30-15-3m**, which represents 3-minute data for channel with id = 15 in the device with id = 30.
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99 +Possible interval options include: **1m** for minute data, **3m** for 3-minute data, **15m** for 15-minute data, **20m** for 20-minute data, **30m** for 30-minute data, **1h** for hourly data, **1d** for daily data, **1m** for monthly data, as well as other intervals that the device may return.
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101 +**sum** is an aggregating function that, in this case, calculates the sum. In addition to **sum**, other functions may include **min** for minimum, **max** for maximum, and **mean** for average.
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103 +The aggregating function may be followed by an optional parameter, the coefficient, written as a k number, where the number is the coefficient value, for example, k0.1 (i.e. **sum-k0.1**): the result of query execution will be multiplied by it.
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105 +The data request form for flexible period reports is similar to reports for a day, month, or year. However, in the date block at the beginning of the query, instead of a specific date (**y-m-d**), the start and end of the report period are used as **#begin-#end**. For example, the query **#begin-#end:h10-m00:el-dev-30-ea_imp-3m:sum** means that the total active energy value (reception) is requested for the user-defined period from 10:00 a.m. at the beginning of the period (**#begin**) to 10:00 a.m. at the end of the period (**#end**) from a device with ID 30.
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107 +Queries for flexible reports for a period can be generated indicating only the beginning of the period (**#begin**) or only the end (**#end**). In this case, CENTO will fill the cell with the value only for the specified time, ignoring the formula at the end of the query (if there is one).
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109 +Flexible period reports also allow time offsets in queries, but **only by day**. For example, **#end+2d** or **#begin-1d**.
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111 +The formulas described above can be replaced with formulas with **#date**. Using formulas with **#date** to expand the query toolkit. The comparison of queries is performed in Table 2.3. Additional queries are described in lines 13 - 16 in the specified table
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