1 2017-01-04 1045.93
2 2017-02-18 1000.21
3 2017-02-08 983.77
4 2017-02-17 990.91
5 2017-01-03 978.51
6 2017-02-16 974.94
7 2017-02-07 977.62
8 2017-01-05 969.07
9 2017-01-02 967.42
10 2017-02-15 959.22
11 2017-02-14 953.78
12 2017-02-06 953.53
13 2017-02-04 951.3
14 2017-02-11 949.68
15 2017-02-12 946.24
16 2017-02-05 945.54
17 2017-02-03 942.26
18 2017-01-01 937.48
19 2017-02-13 937.09
20 2017-02-09 932.77
Are you generating this by hand? #4 is higher than #3, #7 is higher than #6, and #2 is for a day that didn't finish yet.
How about I post both tables in future? It's no extra work for me. Here's my version:
Update:
1 2017-01-04 1045.93 EUR
2 2017-02-17 990.91 EUR
3 2017-02-08 983.77 EUR
4 2017-01-03 978.51 EUR
5 2017-02-07 977.62 EUR
6 2017-02-16 974.94 EUR
7 2017-01-05 969.07 EUR
8 2017-01-02 967.42 EUR
9 2017-02-15 959.22 EUR
10 2017-02-14 953.93 EUR
11 2017-02-06 953.52 EUR
12 2017-02-04 951.30 EUR
13 2017-02-11 949.68 EUR
14 2017-02-12 946.24 EUR
15 2017-02-05 945.54 EUR
16 2017-02-03 942.26 EUR
17 2017-01-01 937.48 EUR
18 2017-02-13 937.09 EUR
19 2017-02-09 932.77 EUR
20 2016-12-29 927.36 EUR