getMWTarch: Read in data from a Microwave Telemetry Inc. fish report from...
In galuardi/analyzepsat: Microwave Telemtry PSAT analysis

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Reads in all data from a Microwave Telemetry Inc. fish report for a recovered tag. This function parses all parts of the fish report into a list. Currently, this is for Windows only (due to ODBC requirements)

1	getMWTarch(xlsfile, tagID, tyear, taglocfile, dayT=NULL, xT=NULL)

`xlsfile`	Fish report from MTI containing all your valuable data.
`tagID`	PTT number or other unique identifier of the tag to be read in. Must be of class 'character'
`tyear`	Year the fish was tagged. Must be of class 'numeric'
`taglocfile`	A text file containing tagging date and location in the following columns: Id, Year, Month, Day, Longitude (-180 to 180), Latitude. Do not use a header.
`dayT`	if known, the last day of the track (e.g. recapture date). Most times this is not known
`xT`	if known, the last position of the track (e.g. recapture point). Most times this is not known

NOTE! If you have a recovered, unreported tag, you MUST input an endpoint AND a last day. For example: xT = c(-40,72), dayT = mdy.date(10,1,2011) Otherwise you will incur an error.

A list with the following:

`tagID`	provided ID for the tag
`x0`	Tagging Location
`day0`	Tagging date of Class 'date'
`day0b`	Tagging date of Class 'POSIXct'
`xT`	pop-off location
`dayT`	pop-off Date of Class 'date'
`dayTb`	pop-off Date of Class 'POSIXct'
`fulldates`	Alldates fish was at liberty of Class 'date'. This does not neccesarily correspond to how many days of data are returned
`SRSS`	Data frame of Sunrise and Sunset times. Columns are: Date, Sunrise and Sunset with SR and SS in minutes past midnight. Date is of Class'date'
`MWTxy`	Data Frame of Microwave Telemetry produced light based geolocations and corresponding dates. Columns are: Year, Month, Day,Latitude and Longitude (-180 to 180)
`LTD`	All archived light, temperature and depth
`maxt`	daily maximum temperature
`maxz`	daily maximum (deepest) depth
`mmt`	daily minimum and maximum temperature
`mmz`	daily minimum and maximum depth