Renaming attributes possible?

Hi,
I wonder, if it is possible to rename attributes?

An example:
I use HOMEMATIC thermostates and wanna use the attribute “preset_mode” for showing in a thermostat or entity card which preset mode is active.
As thermostat card I use simple-thermostat, where I could rename the preset buttons from original name “week_program_1” and “week_program_2” to “Modus 1” and “Modus 2”.

For a tabular view of many thermostats, I use the multi-entity-row card, but unfortunately the attributes are shown with the original names “week_program_1” and “week_program_2”.
Multi-Entity-Row

This “problem” occurs also on other cards…
I wonder if there is a way to rename such attribute descriptions?

This are the attributes given by the thermostat:

I really hope that there is a solution for this, because I suspect that there are many attributes in such Home Assistant installations that have a name that one would like to change.

Many thanks

Same question here, the only difference that I’d like to rename a source attribute to display another text for my media_player entity.

Hi, did you found any solution for this issue?

Hi @kajarit
No, still no solution found :frowning:

At least in Entities and multiple-entity-row you can define any label for a displayed attribute.

Hi @Ildar_Gabdullin
Thanks for your post.
Unfortunaly, I don’t know how to change the display name!?

For example what I use:

entity: climate.wandthermostat_flur
type: custom:multiple-entity-row
name: Flur
state_color: true
show_state: true
state_header: _____Heizungsstatus_____
tap_action:
  action: none
entities:
  - entity: sensor.wandthermostat_flur_luftfeuchtigkeit
    name: Humidity
  - attribute: current_temperature
    name: ____Ist____
  - attribute: temperature
    name: ____Soll____
    tap_action:
      action: none
  - attribute: preset_mode
    name: _____Voreinstellung_____
  - entity: sensor.hmip_falmot_c12_001b9f29a2b84c_level_ch2
    name: Ventil

Results in this card:

where the attribute “preset_mode” shows “week_program_2”, and not the information I wonna show, like “holliday” or “school”…

Thx

What I see now is that you need to show a different value of some attribute - not a different name of this attribute.
Assume some “sensor.xyz” has a “some_attr” attribute, and this attribute value is “some_value” - and you need to display this value as “blabla” instead of “some_value”.
Try playing with a “default” & “hide_if” options then (although your use case is not a case for which these options were added