Hi,
I wanted to replace a decimal point with a comma because the values are shown with a decimal-comma instead of a point.
18,20°C instead of 18.20°C
I tried:
{{(states("sensor.temperatur_vorrat"))| regex_replace(find=".", replace=",")}}
but all the digits are replaced with the “,” , the output is “,” instead of “18,2”
any ideas?
Spartacus
If this is a global issue, instead of changing it per entity there is a setting in your profile for this:
If it is only one sensor with the wrong radix format then try this:
{{ (states("sensor.temperatur_vorrat"))|replace('.',',') }}
That literally means “replace every character” as . means “any character”.
To use this function, you need to use \. to represent a dot.
Note that decimal commas will not work in template calculations: they will not be recognised as numbers.
Hi,
thanks for reply. The Global settings are ok, but if I use a markdown card, the values are shown with the ." insead of the comma.
An I guess I have to replace it for all my values…but your solution works fine!
{{ (states("sensor.temperatur_hobby"))|float|replace('.',',') }}
Ok, thanks, I understand! I’m not very familiar with regex! 
You could open a new frontend issue for that:
The card should respect your profile setting.
Moin,
it seems to be not a bug in the markdown and I have to correct it manually!
Does your browser / PC regional setting affect it?
