I figured out how to show zone temps for any hour of the year, using hourly reports (see 1st image, see imgur link below). But the funny thing is, when I look at the hourly reports, it shows my setback temp as -999.0 °F (see 2nd image), even though my setback (overnight, unoccupied) temp in the model is set to 70 °F. Furthermore, when I use the wizard to create an eQuest default office building, without changing anything (leaving everything default), when I run the hourly report, it also shows a setback temp of -999 °F. You'll notice below that the "ZONE TEMP" drops as low as 36F (2 °C) overnight which is obviously not what we want. Maybe the hourly report thing is showing bad info? Or there is a glitch somewhere, or I've made an error? But if the model is using -999 °F as the setback temp, then of course it will mess up the building energy use. Anyone have any idea about the -999°F issue I have? Thanks. Here are the images: https://imgur.com/a/bQS0Gcb
Problem solved. I had AHU fan schedule on/off set to '0' during unoccupied hours, so even though my setback temp is 64F, the system is set to 0 (off) during unoccupied times, so its setpoint is the eQuest default for '0', -999F. Hopefully this helps someone down the road.
Edit: In addition, it seems you need to change NIGHT-CYCLE-CTRL in the AHU fan settings under "Night Cycle Fan Control". I had to switch it to "Cycle On Any". . Here is the info from the help file: The U-name of the SCHEDULE instruction giving the time periods (hours and days) during which this system's fans (supply, return, and exhaust) are operating and not operating. If the hourly values in the SCHEDULE that is referenced by FAN-SCHEDULE are positive, such as 1, the fans are on. If the hourly SCHEDULE values are 0, the fans are off but may be turned on by NIGHT-CYCLE-CTRL if ZONE temperatures warrant it. If the hourly SCHEDULE values are negative, such as -1, the fans are not permitted to be on for any reason. If you don't specify a SCHEDULE, the program will assume the fans run continuously. When the fans are scheduled to be off, baseboard units (if specified) can be operational.