Ah, I missed that detail obviously! 
I think I never understood the functionality of this card, and forgot about it’s existence (sorry for that).
And when using the expression card for whatever reason, it’ll just needs backticks for this to work.
True, but tbh, single quotes or double quotes should work to afaik.
Anyway, using the expression card for this is kind of a waist for performance. The string is already combined/finished by the default homey way of inputting text with tokens, and running the javascript engine to just return it as string/text is not needed.
I do like that backticks work like this though 
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Hi all, I’m stuck and hope some people much cleverer than me can help.
I have a FIFO buffer for logging to Google Sheets. Sheets is quite finnicky about rate limiting so I built a rate limiter which feeds my log lines slowly to Google Sheets. This works well although it’s overly complex and I’m trying to simplify. This is where I get stuck. I have a function in BLL:
function(s) {
let a = s.split(‘|’);
return {gesplitst:a};
}
I then have a card
which takes the input from variable bll.arr.ratelimit.queue:
[“Koelkast|02-dec-2025 23:40:07|721.31|35||||||”,“Weer|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|Bewolkt|100|1010|4.8|6.6|88|⇑ ZZO 2|9”,“Verbruik|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|335|31574.116|5806.75|0|0|3||”,“Badkamer|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|45.4|22.5||||||”,“Keuken|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|58|20|2|159||||”,“Natte ruimte|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|45.3|22.5||||||”,“Zolderkamer|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|53.9|21.1||||||”,“Werkkamer|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|47.4|21.4|47.4|21.4||||”,“Energieprijs|03-dec-2025 00:00:05|03-dec-2025|2025-12|0,1|0,34|0,2631|0|0|”,“Hoofdslaapkamer|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|49|20.7||||||”,“Hal|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|50.7|21||||||”,“Tuin|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|24|11|36|0|60|0||”,“Woonkamer|03-dec-2025 00:00:00|17|18.8|6.6|9|0.0050000000001091|||”,“Koelkast|03-dec-2025 00:00:28|721.32|33||||||”]and peels off one item such as
[“Koelkast|02-dec-2025 23:40:07|721.31|35||||||”] and then feeds the result {“gesplitst”:[“Koelkast|02-dec-2025 23:40:07|721.31|35||||||]} to JSON Handler:
This is then ready to be logged to different columns in Google Sheets.
So this all works great, but I want to get rid of the BLL function since it’s hard to maintain, troubleshoot etc. So I’ve been experimenting with HomeyScript cards (but they don’t do objects or JSON as tag, only text/boolean/number, so that won’t work with JSON Handler) and BLL cards Execute BLL Expression (as tag) and Execute text (as tag), but whatever I try, I get identical-looking output but JSON Handler keeps saying
Missing token value: action::87796ea1-afd6-45f9-8c29-f71f07a1d6c6::text
How can I get JSON Handler to play nice?
How do you re-use a BLL-variable? I can set it, but I’ve tried everything I could think of, but I see no way to use one in a calculation. If I have for example VarName than the following don’t work: VarName, “VarName”, $VarName, [VarName], {VarName}, [{VarName}].
See the screenshot for example
EDIT: found it, if you press the “tag” icon they can actually be found and added…..
How do I save a value from another app (Find Me) to a BLL variable?
Example: “When distance from Home(y) in mi becomes less than ‘# tracker distance’ (a BLL numeric variable) Then set ‘# tracker distance’ to distance from Home(y) in mi. I then do a “Send ‘# tracker distance’” to my phone.
The value I see in the ‘Send’ notification is 0.
FYI: I’m also posting this in the Find Me thread.
Normally you would use this flowcard:
In the Number placeholder you select the respective tag or input a number directly.
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I tried the expression version with “set var to {[round(var)]}” but it errors with “round is not defined”.
What if you try: math.round(your_tag)?
Leave out the { and [ characters if you are using the BLL expression card, as they are not required in that specific card.
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That works!!! Thank you so much.
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Hello Guys,
Using Homey pro 2023 v 12.11.0 & better logic library 3.4.16, i see that some of my variables, even if they seem ok in BLL, are not displayed in the homey insight graphs.
In the picture joined as example, the 3 BLL variables are defined the same way, but only 2 are displayed.
Going in the application, i can see the values of the variables are correctly defined.
(The history of values is usefull for debugging my heating system)
Any idea on how to solve this ?
Thanks
Looks like the a value for the first variable was never set. Wat happens is you manually set a value for that variable via the BLL app?
ok forcing the value once’s in the app solves the problem.
Thanks for the idea 
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