Question-and-Answer Resource for the Building Energy Modeling Community
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If you want to export E+ variables in CSV format you can either apply a measure from BCL (haven't tried it but still) or edit and run the exported out.idf file with option to export variables data to CSV file - this works well. If you want to export Radiance daylight simulation results, then you need to deal with .sql file it provides. Use one of SQLIte database browsers (like this) find a table with daylight results (either maps or for sensors) and export it as a CSV file. Be aware that natively SQLite keeps data as lists of values, not separating them through columns as we used to see in CSV files. You probably will need to format data either before or after the export.
