Sorry about that. You can put:
.type-custom-flex-table-card: "min-width: auto"
under css: while I think about the best way to handle this.
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solved it. x[0]
I’m having trouble with getting my attribute array data into a table. Ive been reading but still stuck:
my template sensor has an attribute called cdr, which looks like this in the attribute data
cdr: [
{
“date”: “2025-06-15 12:16:45”,
“destination”: “phonenumberx”,
“disposition”: “ANSWERED”,
“Duration”: “0:06”
},
{
“date”: “2025-06-15 07:14:40”,
“destination”: “phonenumbery”,
“disposition”: “ANSWERED”,
“Duration”: “0:36”
}, etc
]
ive tried using this table code:
type: custom:flex-table-card
title: Logs
entities:
include: sensor.call_log_sensor
columns:
- name: Date
data: cdr.date- name: Destination
data: cdr.destination- name: Result
data: cdr.disposition- name: Duration
data: cdr.duration
but doesn’t generate any rows at all…
then this:
columns:
- name: Date
data: cdr
modify: x.date- name: Destination
data: cdr
modify: x.destination- name: Result
data: cdr
modify: x.disposition- name: Duration
data: x.duration
but that just gives me one row with 'undefinedundefinedundefined in each column. without the modify line, it just puts the whole array of entries in each cell as a giant string, so i just cant filter it down to each particular object
it seems like its an issue pathing to the proper items, maybe due to how the attribute is bracketed, or am i not using modify properly?
try
columns:
- attr_as_list: cdr