No problem.
For anyone else, if you do face the same issue and don't want to edit the fcfx file within an editor.
Just Right-click on the variable and select List occurrences.
Double click (or right-click and select Show) in the loop icon that appears within Icon Lists window.
You might need to ...

Within Project Options, you either select Internal RC no clock, or Internal RC Clockout.
The latter uses the OSC2/CLKOUT pin and the output is FOSC/4.
The actual frequency is not changed within Project Options.
The Clock speed within Project Options does not change the actual internal osc speed.
Its ...

While waiting for a fix, the variable can be removed using your favorite text editor.
Before making any changes, always make a backup of the original first, as it's easy to make a mistake that will prevent your project from loading.

Hi Andreas,
You're welcome.
I'm glad it works for you.
But I do apologise over the Addressing.
After checking on the datasheet, I should have started with A0, not A1
I have attached the corrected component that addresses as follows:

Hello.
The default frequency of the internal osc is 4MHz.
What you will need to do to change it from 4MHz to 8MHz.
To do that you will need to add Int Osc Helper which can be found within Component Libraries > Runtime > Matrix Tools.
After adding to the 2D panel, Right click on it and select Help ...

Hi.
I have made an unofficial LM75B component update to make it a lot easier for you.
Just create a new folder on your PC and place the attached component in the updated component in it.
Select File > Global Settings ... > Locations tab
Within Look for components in window, add the path of the new ...

I'm glad its working even better for you now.
I did have a thought about simulation.
When I created the Potentiometer component, I added the option to display whatever type of read value is used.
E.g GetVoltage you will see the voltage value underneath.
option3.png
GetByte the 0 to 255 will be ...

You're welcome.
I'm glad your project is now working as expected.
You can also nest the decision branches and then in the final no branch will be accessed if all the condition are false.ts
Its the C equivalent to a chain of if / else if / else if / ... / else, rather than a series of separate if ...

I have modified your project so voltage ranged can be detected.
I'm not sure why you want to show segments rather than digits but you know what you want lol.

Hello.
GetVoltage requires a float variable, you have got it as an int.
Therefore Voltage will be ints only so no good if you want to check to say 2.3V
You will need to change the Voltage variable to a Float.
With the Decision branches, using just If:Voltage , then every time the voltage is 1V or ...