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OK i correct the errors and the program works fine this time!
What about something else...I would like to read these value in every 10 minutes.How to do something like that???
I'm a little confused about DateTime libs between Arduino 1 and the previous one.

Thanks again for one for time all of you!

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I think that my data goes to the eeprom fine, but the problem is that when i load them, i don't take the same values...

No, you are wrong. You are still, despite repeated advice, not writing data to EEPROM correctly.

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These is little point in giving you any advice because you do not seem capable of understanding it or you are too arrogant to take it.
I have spent a lot of time explaining to you what you are doing wrong but you seem incapable of learning or asking about what you don't understand about the advice.

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No no no sorry!You miss understood!That's not the correct code!
I've done just copy paste the previous thread!

Your advice was perfect!My data and results are ok now!
In this thread i'm asking you how to count time e.g 10minutes and store the values into the eeprom!

Thanks again!

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In this thread i'm asking you how to count time e.g 10minutes

delay(10UL*60UL*1000UL);
is one way.

The use of millis() as in the blink without delay example is another (much better) way.

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Thank you very much for one more time....!!!!!

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That's not the correct code!
I've done just copy paste the previous thread!

OK try and avoid doing that because there is a whole bunch of errors that people will try and correct all over again, and that only waist time.

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I'm sorry!I'll never do it again...You're absolutely right!