You can use the new formatter function:
apex_config:
yaxis:
labels:
formatter: |
EVAL:function (val) {
return val * 1000;
}
I’m no javascript man, so this is somewhat of a guess, but should work
You can use the new formatter function:
apex_config:
yaxis:
labels:
formatter: |
EVAL:function (val) {
return val * 1000;
}
I’m no javascript man, so this is somewhat of a guess, but should work
You can use transform
to change your “units”.
Like transform: return x * 1000;
The solution from @DonNL will only modify the yaxis numbers. This solution will also modify the values in the chart, so choose the one which suits you
thx to ROmRider and DonNL,
works like a charm
Regards
Herbert
Much better… I know which I would pick…
Hi there, I am struggling a bit with formatting my graph properly. What I’m trying to build is a graph that displays the two-hourly average of my sensors, but also the latest measured value. This is what I got so far:
type: 'custom:apexcharts-card'
layout: minimal
graph_span: 24h
update_interval: 1min
apex_config:
legend:
show: false
header:
show: true
title: Temperature
show_states: true
colorize_states: true
all_series_config:
stroke_width: 2
opacity: 0.2
type: area
curve: smooth
group_by:
func: avg
duration: 120min
series:
- entity: sensor.broadlink_temperature
name: Living room
- entity: sensor.bedroom_temperature
name: Bedroom
- entity: sensor.study_temperature_2
name: Study
I like the general appearance but it’d be great if header could display the latest values (instead of the last two-hourly average). Also the graph should end with the lastest actual measurements and not with an average. Any suggestions how to achieve this? Thanks.
Hi all,
type: custom:apexcharts-card
graph_span: 7d
cache: true
update_interval: 1hour
header:
title: Assorbimento
show: true
show_states: true
colorize_states: true
series:
- entity: sensor.mqttpower
yaxis_id: w
type: column
name: Mid
group_by:
func: avg
duration: 1d
- entity: sensor.mqttpower
yaxis_id: w
type: column
name: Max
group_by:
func: max
duration: 1d
- entity: sensor.mqttpower
yaxis_id: w
type: column
name: Min
group_by:
func: min
duration: 1d
- entity: sensor.temp_ext_temp
yaxis_id: t
type: line
name: Esterna
group_by:
func: avg
duration: 1d
color: green
apex_config:
yaxis:
- id: t
opposite: true
forceNiceScale: false
decimalsInFloat: 0
- id: w
forceNiceScale: false
decimalsInFloat: 0
xaxis:
labels:
format: dd
show: true
showAlways: true
chart:
type: area
height: 300
stroke:
show: true
width: 1
legend:
show: false
dataLabels:
enabled: false
distributed: true
fill:
type: gradient
gradient:
shadeIntensity: 0.1
opacityFrom: 0.25
opacityTo: 1
inverseColors: true
stops:
- 0
- 90
- 100
What am I wrong?
yaxis needs to sit under the main config section, not under apex_config and then it will work
Possible with: in_header: raw
in the serie’s show
settings.
That’s not very logical for a chart.
Hi. I have two qustions.
I am not able to see the values at the end of the column chart. Any issue in my config?
type: custom:apexcharts-card
apex_config:
stroke:
show: true
width: 1
curve: smooth
legend:
show: true
dataLabels:
enabled: true
graph_span: 24h
header:
show: true
title: Today's Energy Usage
standard_format: true
series:
- entity: sensor.daily_energy_usage
type: column
name: Power Usage
group_by:
func: avg
duration: 2h
For that to happen data points needs to be aligned, so you need to use group_by
and set the same duration
for both series.
float_precision: 3
What do you mean by “see the values at the end of the column chart”?
Datalabels is an option available in the card configuration thus overriding what you have in apex_config
series:
- entity: sensor.daily_energy_usage
type: column
name: Power Usage
group_by:
func: avg
duration: 2h
show:
datalabels: true
Wow! Absolutely amazing plugin!!!
One question, how do I remove this bottom label when hovering?
I really love the ApexCharts card. Amazing job!
I hope it will be integrated soon as an “official” Lovelace element.
Try
tooltip:
enabled: false
Here you go:
apex_config:
xaxis:
tooltip:
enabled: false
I don’t think that is ever going to happen
But don’t worry, for now, I have no plan to stop maintaining it and adding new features
I hope it is, it’s insanely superior to ChartJS which is used by Lovelace now.
It’s much more touch friendly.
And it also looks much nicer.
That did the trick, thank you!