This particular CSV file (Please refer the image) was obtained from an EnergyPlus Simulation. The design day for this simulation is 05/21. The run period is also 05/21. Hence, both of them are same.

I take it that the variables in the upper half of the CSV file which is enclosed in a red box, corresponds to the design day values, and the rest belongs to run period.

So, I was wondering why they both are not the same ? eventhough my run period and design day are same!

This particular CSV file (Please refer the image) was obtained from an EnergyPlus Simulation. The design day for this simulation is 05/21. The run period is also 05/21. Hence, both of them are same.

I take it that the variables in the upper half of the CSV file which is enclosed in a red box, corresponds to the design day values, and the rest belongs to run period.

So, I was wondering why they both are not the same ? eventhough my run period and design day are same!

This particular CSV file (Please refer the image) was obtained from an EnergyPlus Simulation. The design day for this simulation is 05/21. The run period is also 05/21. Hence, both of them are same.

I take it that the variables in the upper half of the CSV file which is enclosed in a red box, corresponds to the design day values, and the rest belongs to run period.

So, I was wondering why they both are not the same ? eventhough my run period and design day are same!

Cool Regards

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This particular CSV file (Please refer the image) was obtained from an EnergyPlus Simulation. The design day for this simulation is 05/21. The run period is also 05/21. Hence, both of them are same.

I take it that the variables in the upper half of the CSV file which is enclosed in a red box, corresponds to the design day values, and the rest belongs to run period.

So, I was wondering why they both are not the same ? eventhough my run period and design day are same!

Cool Regards