Error in energy dashboard

[Joe73 (Jürgen Engelhardt)]

Hi,

I am getting data from an inverter through the Mosquitto Broker via the Ahoy-DTU.
If I under integrations the HM-800 in the Mosquitto Broker
then I see the individual sensors.
I am now interested in the current daily yield of the photovoltaic system.
The value agrees with the display in the Ahoy-DTU.
If I add this sensor in the energy dashboard, then I have a
very large error at a certain time of day.
I remember, I rebooted the Ahoy-DTU at that time.
Now I don’t understand why in the chart of the Sonsor everything is ok,
but in the energy dashboard this error occurs.
Is it possible to correct these values manually?
Where are these values stored?`

Thanks for your help and best regards

Juergen

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[browetd (Browet Didier)]

Here is a post I made a couple of weeks ago giving some tips… but finally, I kept the wrong value as the likelyhood to break the database is pretty high…

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[Joe73 (Jürgen Engelhardt)]

Hi,

This is of course a high effort.
I think I will leave it as it is.

Obviously 2 different data are stored.
Once for the line chart and once for the bar chart.

It would be comfortable if you could click on the respective
bar and then edit…

many thanks for the quick answer

Juergen

[Joe73 (Jürgen Engelhardt)]

Hi,

I found it, under developer tools and then statistics you
can make changes to the individual sensors. Great…

many greetings

now it looks already better

[tom_l]

You should filter the sensor you feed to the energy dashboard so you don’t have to keep editing it when it happens again. Like this:

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[Joe73 (Jürgen Engelhardt)]

Hi,
Thanks for the tip.
I will test it

Greetings