As an aside ... the problem has already answered but a general
unit-conversion tip for next time ...
The best method that I have come across for thinking about unit conversion
is to stack one unit over the other to form something that equals "one" and
then multiply by "one" multiple times in
Mark S. wrote:
> The doctor told grandma to walk 5 miles every day, and now we have no
> idea where the heck she is.
Hence the need for a Hutterite Mile calculator.
I did not mention before that Hutterite Miles are connected to the Bermuda
Triangle.
Best wishes
TT
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Thanks Eric
That does *exactly* what was needed for readability!
Much appreciation you giving the code for that.
<$list filter="8.4 +[multiply[0.195]fixed[3]]"/>
=1.638
Best wishes
TT
Eric Shulman wrote:
>
> You can use the fixed[n] operator, where "n" is the number of desired
>
The doctor told grandma to walk 5 miles every day, and now we have no idea
where the heck she is.
On Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 7:07:44 AM UTC-7 TiddlyTweeter wrote:
> Ciao Mark S.
>
> MUCH appreciated ...
>
> *<$list filter="8.4 0.195 +[product[]]"/>*
> *=1.6381*
>
> *<$list
On Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 7:07:44 AM UTC-7 TiddlyTweeter wrote:
<$list filter="8.4 +[multiply[0.195]]"/> =1.6381
Is there any way to "round" the OUTPUT to a more readable: *1.638* or
*1.64* ??
You can use the fixed[n] operator, where "n" is the number of desired
decimal
On Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 7:07:44 AM UTC-7 TiddlyTweeter wrote:
> *<$list filter="8.4 +[multiply[0.195]]"/>*
> *=1.6381*
> Is there any way to "round" the OUTPUT to a more readable: *1.638* or
> *1.64* ??
>
You can use the fixed[n] operator, where "n" is the number of
Ciao Mark S.
MUCH appreciated ...
*<$list filter="8.4 0.195 +[product[]]"/>*
*=1.6381*
*<$list filter="8.4 +[multiply[0.195]]"/>*
*=1.6381*
Is there any way to "round" the OUTPUT to a more readable: *1.638* or
*1.64* ??
*(FYI, I just returned from walking the
There are actually two ways to multiply things in TW now. The *multiply*
operator, and the *product* operator. I always have to check the
documentation to remember which is which. In your case, since you have only
two items to multiply, you could use either approach:
<$list filter="8.4 0.195
PMario wrote:
> You know:
> 1 HM = 8.4 Gorz
> 1 Gorz = 0.195 UKM
>
> 1 HM = 8.4 * 0.195 UKM
>
> 1 HM = 1.638 UKM
>
*I love people like you who have a brain! *
Next question, HOW do I do that calculation in TiddlyWiki?
Best wishes,
TT
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On Thursday, April 29, 2021 at 1:47:55 PM UTC+2 TiddlyTweeter wrote:
I *do* know that a Hutterite Mile is 8.4 Gorz and one Gorz is 0.195 of a UK
> Mile.
>
You know:
1 HM = 8.4 Gorz
1 Gorz = 0.195 UKM
1 HM = 8.4 * 0.195 UKM
1 HM = 1.638 UKM
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