Height of black bar

[RogMoe]

I just installed EVSC and I like it! Adjusted little details to suit my country settings and all okay now. There's however one thing I don't understand. What does the height of the black bar indicate? In my case it show "0,24" (no units whatsoever)

Maybe I'm missing something here, but wouldn't it be more pleasing to the eye to have the black bar follow the price-graph? I'm not that good with Apexcharts to accomplish this myself...

Thx for your reply.

Just in case; here's my code.

`type: custom:apexcharts-card now: show: true label: Now color: blue locale: en header: show: true title: Smart Charging show_states: true graph_span: 2d yaxis:

• min: ~0 decimals: 2 apex_config: forceNiceScale: true span: start: day apex_config: legend: show: false xaxis: labels: show: true format: HH rotate: 0 decimals: 2 rotateAlways: true hideOverlappingLabels: true style: fontSize: 10 fontWeight: 10 series:
• entity: sensor.ev_smart_charging_charging name: Electricty price unit: €/kWh data_generator: > return entity.attributes.raw_two_days.map((entry) => { return [new Date(entry.start), entry.value]; }); type: line float_precision: 2 show: in_header: before_now extend_to: false color_threshold:
  • value: 0 color: blue
  • value: 0.17 color: green
  • value: 0.25 color: orange
  • value: 0.35 color: red
  • value: 0.45 color: magenta
  • value: 0.5 color: black
• entity: sensor.ev_smart_charging_charging name: Charging data_generator: > return entity.attributes.charging_schedule.map((entry) => { return [new Date(entry.start), entry.value]; }); type: area curve: stepline color: black float_precision: 2 show: in_header: false extend_to: false experimental: color_threshold: true `

[jonasbkarlsson]

The height of the bar has no meaning. It is set to 75% of the highest price to easily be able to generate the Apexchart in this particular way. When the lowest price is close to zero, it would be difficult to see the charging schedule with your suggestion. So therefore the current Apexchart is given as an example in the documentation.

[RogMoe]

Okay, this makes sense!