The start date is off by one, intentionally but incorrectly. This is causing the generated kWh calculations to be too high.
Example
Meters were read on Oct. 17 and Nov. 15
This program reported production of 314 kWh
Downloading a day-by-day CSV and manually summing kWh for days in the range [Oct. 18, Nov. 15] totals 302 kWh
Summing days in the same CSV for the incorrect range [Oct. 17, Nov. 15] returns 314 kWh, so this program is counting two start dates in one billing interval.
The start date is off by one, intentionally but incorrectly. This is causing the generated kWh calculations to be too high.
Example
[Oct. 18, Nov. 15]totals 302 kWh[Oct. 17, Nov. 15]returns 314 kWh, so this program is counting two start dates in one billing interval.Need to back out the "minus 1 day" operation here: https://github.com/Aldaviva/DadsEnergyReporter/blob/ece727800bcb82db8daaf3eb668fa2fccbb0ce89/Dad's%20Energy%20Reporter/Remote/PowerGuide/Service/MeasurementService.cs#L38