Good morning
this function works perfectly but the return format does not suit me.
If the temperature is in decimal then it displays the decimal, example: Temp = 23.5° → 23.5°
If the temperature is an integer it displays the integer, ex: 23° → 23°
I would like it to always display in decimal: 23° → 23.0°
I tried with the ROUND function but it doesn’t work.
If someone has an idea…
I’m guessing it’s a string, since it contains °, and you can’t call round on string. If you can create a homeyScript then what you need to do is parseFloat and then call ToFixed(1) on the result
It depens on the LocalAPI app I think. You insert a nuneric token and the app returns a JSON.
How is the JSON built? With numeric value or string value?
If the JSON contains a string element, then it’s converted from number ti string inside LocalAPI app.
I suggest to ask the app developer 
It is a numeric value
Have you already checked the data source, means the device capability at Homey Developer Tools ?
that’s to say ?
You can use the Better Logic Library app for this.
I meant the capability like…
I also tried to use the logic card to round a value.
Round a value like 1.23 gives 1 as result. So you can round like round(1.23×10)/10 to get 1.2
Problem: round(1x10)/10 gives 1 as result, not 1.0
I would say that’s why you get no zeros as decimal.
Where do you want to see the rounded value?
