Setting the time Problem

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Ok, This was the solution for my first problem. But if I wanted to make a sensor from this code how do I do this or is that not possible? Thanks for thinking along.

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Which code exactly? Your automation contains a repeat and you can’t use that in a Template Sensor.

If it’s just a small part of the code, like the condition made with an if-then-else, a Trigger-based Template Sensor supports a condition option.

If you need to include code like repeat then that can go in the action section of a Trigger-based Template Sensor (where you can define variables).

All this to say that you should explore the capabilities of a Trigger-based Template Sensor and see if it meets your needs.

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  - if:
      - condition: template
        value_template: |
          {{states('sensor.max_temp_gevraagd') <=
            states('input_number.verwarming_normaal')}}
    then:
      - if:
          - condition: time
            after: input_datetime.living_thermostaat_tijd_dag
            before: input_datetime.living_thermostaat_tijd_nacht
        then:
          - variables:
              Temp: |
                {{ states('input_number.living_thermostaat_temp_dag') }}
        else:
          - variables:
              Temp: |
                {{ states('input_number.living_thermostaat_temp_nacht') }}
    else:
      - if:
          - condition: template
            value_template: |
              {{state_attr('climate.thuis', 'current_temperature')|float + 0.5 >
                state_attr('climate.thuis', 'temperature')|float}}
        then:
          - variables:
              Temp: >
                {{ state_attr('climate.thuis', 'current_temperature')|float +
                2}}
        else:
          - if:
              - condition: time
                after: input_datetime.living_thermostaat_tijd_dag
                before: input_datetime.living_thermostaat_tijd_nacht
            then:
              - variables:
                  Temp: |
                    {{ states('input_number.living_thermostaat_temp_dag') }}
            else:
              - variables:
                  Temp: |
                    {{ states('input_number.living_thermostaat_temp_nacht') }}

Thanks for your response.
Above you will find the piece of code that is the issue.