Hi all, is there a easy way to add roughly then 10 data points to one of my sensors?
I am using the Baby Buddy addon and want to add the some more weight data points.
Thanks
Jan
Hi all, is there a easy way to add roughly then 10 data points to one of my sensors?
I am using the Baby Buddy addon and want to add the some more weight data points.
Thanks
Jan
If you have a history already then you can try developer tools > statistics
Otherwise, only option that I know of is via the db but this does not come without additional challenges (aside knowing what / where and SQL)
I was looking into the developer tools but I can not see anywhere where to add something:
When you have proper long term statistics then this you will see as below.
However, it does require coverage first before you can ‘correct’ things.
What I seem to see from your view is that you have no long term statistics so nothing to correct… so sadly not easy solution
ok thanks! how long does the long term statistics needs to be? a have very few entities showing the adjustment button…
If they are properly defined they should show up after 2 hours.
Do note that there is a difference between ‘history’ and ‘statistics’
I.e. you can look at sensor state changes for as long as you ‘history’ is kept (set by recorder to default 10 days), this is all details.
Statistics are aggregated, on a much lower frequency (hourly) and kept ‘forever’… its low amount of records does not flood the database with pointless details but allows to compare over a long time frame
You should read in to this
History - Home Assistant (home-assistant.io)
vs,
Statistics - Home Assistant (home-assistant.io)
Statistics adjustment this way is only available for energy and cost sensors with LTS (long term statistics) defined.
Not really, I also see this option for an uptime sensor (seconds) and for router in Bytes and packets sent/retrieved. Not sure if this is only for certain units_of_measurement ?
Huh. I did not notice my network sensors in there before. It must be for state_class: total_increasing
or total
, but not measurement
.
indeed…which for me lead to above response to the OP but clearly that sensor is not configured the same way
Yeah a weight sensor is going to be device_class: measurement
.