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Hey. Great sensor. It's really nice to get everything into HA.

The one issue I am having is that the net amount is coming through as a string since it has a comma in the format eg 1,000.00. If I try to cast it to a float in a template it gives and error because of the comma: could not convert string to float: 'x,xxx.xx'

Hi,

I'm only getting one sensor show up, But I can see the other two bits of data in the overview but they are not sensors so cannot add them into my card::
This entity ("sensor.moneydashboard_net_balance") does not have a unique ID, therefore its settings cannot be managed from the UI.

And second you already have pull requests to fix this for the main library, but as its currently not taking into account offline sources its showing the wrong value :(

Thank you for very much for creating this integration. I look forward to using it

Hi, does this integration still work?

i get the following error, when a do a config check, before i restart the server.:

`Platform error sensor.moneydashboard - Integration 'moneydashboard' not found.

this is my YAML

sensor:

• platform: moneydashboard
  email: -gpkf***@gmail.com
  password: pass****rd'

As the others say, this is a really useful plugin. I don't know if its just me being new to this, but I can add positive, negative and net balances as separate 'Entity' cards by defining each as 'Attributes' in the separate Entity cards, but I can't see how to see all three on one card (the 'Entities' card?) as the Entities card doesn't have an option to enter 'Attribute'.
Is it possible to have all three on one card?

Hi.
Great plugin - works fine, thank you.

To make it even better, some suggestions:

1. The ability to change the name of the entity. Adding the usual "name: " field to the yaml results in
   Invalid config for [sensor.moneydashboard]: [name] is an invalid option for [sensor.moneydashboard]

Expected: That it would change the name of the entity in HA.

2. That the currency symbol is configurable. It defaults to "{value} GBP" , which is technically correct for the UK. However, more common is "£ {value}"

3. That we can round it off. I really don't need to know the summary to two decimal places.