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blocks['graph_1'] = { //energie verbruik
    title: 'My Power',
    devices: [1],
    graph: ['line','bar','bar'],
    custom : {
        "last day": {
            range: 'day',
            filter: '24 hours',
            data: {
                nett: 'd.v_1+d.v2_1-d.r1_1-d.r2_1',
                usage: 'd.v_1+d.v2_1',
                generation: '-d.r1_1-d.r2_1'
            }
        },
        "last 2 weeks": {
            range: 'month',
            filter: '14 days',
            data: {
                nett: 'd.v_1+d.v2_1-d.r1_1-d.r2_1',
                usage: 'd.v_1+d.v2_1',
                generation: '-d.r1_1-d.r2_1'
            }
        },
        "last 3 months": {
            range: 'year',
            filter: '3 months',
            data: {
                nett: 'd.v_1+d.v2_1-d.r1_1-d.r2_1',
                usage: 'd.v_1+d.v2_1',
                generation: '-d.r1_1-d.r2_1'
            }
        }
    },
    legend: true,
    datasetColors:['blue','red','yellow']
}

Janco wrote: ↑Saturday 07 March 2020 13:10 Then it's correct, but it's not a real solution of course. One to have the freedom to choose the order.

And what about the beginAtZero?
Is it supposed to work for each Y axis separately (so three different settings), or is just a single value that controls all the Y axes in the same way?

• Fix for custom data Y label order. The y labels for custom data were being generated using the order your devices provides the data. If this differed to the order of you custom data, you would experience the issue that you raised. This has now been fixed to allow for this scenario.

• The beginAtZero setting has been updated to accomodate multiple Y axes. For example, for a graph with 3 Y axes, you can use:

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  beginAtZero: [true, false, true]

  For a graph with a single Y axis, you can still use:

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  beginAtZero: true

Jimster wrote: ↑Saturday 14 March 2020 5:04 When I click on the line or bar on a popup graph, I see the the date and value at that moment, the time is missing. Whith a graph on the dash, the time is visible. Any idea why the time is missing in a popup graph?

clinkadink wrote: ↑Saturday 14 March 2020 21:38

Jimster wrote: ↑Saturday 14 March 2020 5:04 When I click on the line or bar on a popup graph, I see the the date and value at that moment, the time is missing. Whith a graph on the dash, the time is visible. Any idea why the time is missing in a popup graph?

Any chance you could provide a screenshot of this? Thanks.

clinkadink wrote: ↑Saturday 14 March 2020 22:33 Thanks.

Popups now default to using the recently implemented HTML tooltips (from last month). Whereas the default for graphs is the standard 'rendered' tooltip. You can enable the HTML tooltip on your graph by adding ...

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toolTipStyle: true,

The date format for HTML tooltips is set to show the date only when the range is set to 'month'. But I can see from your graph your range is set to 'day'. I will look in to why this is and report back.

Jimster wrote: ↑Saturday 14 March 2020 23:24 I've updated to the latest beta, it works now. Oops, should have tried that first.

webrazor wrote: ↑Friday 27 March 2020 21:09 Is this only in beta version or also in the latest stable 2020.1?

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blocks['group_by_solar_vs_grid'] = {	
	title: 'Consumption vs Generation',
	devices: [258,1],
	graph: 'bar',
	stacked: true,
	graphTypes: ['v'],
	toolTipStyle: true,
	debugButton: true,
	custom : {
        "Last Day": {
			range: 'last',
			groupBy: 'hour',
			filter: '24 hours',
            data: {
				Generation: 'd.v_1',
				Consumption: 'd.v_258*-1'
            },
		},
		"Last Week": {
			range: 'month',
			groupBy: 'day',
			filter: '7 days',
            data: {
				Generation: 'd.v_1',
				Consumption: 'd.v_258*-1'
            },
        },
        "Last Month": {
			range: 'month',
			groupBy: 'week',
            data: {
				Generation: 'd.v_1',
				Consumption: 'd.v_258*-1'
            },
        }
	},
	lineTension: 0.5,
	datasetColors: ['green', 'red']
	
}  

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blocks['Energie'] = {
  devices: [2],
title: 'Energie',
graph: ['bar', 'bar'],
stacked: true,
custom : {
"Week": {
range: 'month',
filter: '7 days',
data: {
Verbruik: 'd.v_2+d.v2_2',
Opbrengst: '-d.r1_2-d.r2_2'
}

Boattailman wrote: ↑Monday 30 March 2020 9:15 The stacked is true is not working on my graph:

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blocks['Energie'] = {
  devices: [2],
title: 'Energie',
graph: ['bar', 'bar'],
stacked: true,
custom : {
"Week": {
range: 'month',
filter: '7 days',
data: {
Verbruik: 'd.v_2+d.v2_2',
Opbrengst: '-d.r1_2-d.r2_2'
}

Probably some stupid mistake from my side

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blocks["Energie"] = {
  devices: [2],
  title: "Energie",
  graph: ["bar", "bar"],
  stacked: true,
  debugButton: true,
  custom: {
    Week: {
      range: "month",
      filter: "7 days",
      data: {
        Verbruik: "d.v_2+d.v2_2",
        Opbrengst: "-d.r1_2-d.r2_2"
      }
    }
  }
};