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token:Calculate [2015/07/24 04:36]
peternlewis
token:Calculate [2017/09/04 23:55]
peternlewis
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-The //​%Calculate%1+2%// ​token returns the result of performing a calculation.+{{:token:​calculator-icon.png |}}===== Calculate Token =====
  
-This allows you to include ​any [function](:Functions) in a text field.+The //​%Calculate%//​**<​formula>​**//​%//​ [[:​Tokens|token]] returns the **numeric** result of performing a calculation,​ 
 +where //​**`<​formula>​`**//​ may be any of the following:​ 
 +  * Mathematical formula like `(2 + 3)*12` 
 +  * Use any [[token:​Variable|Variable]] which may be evaluated as a number 
 +    * :!:  Just enter the Variable Name (without the `%`) in the Calculate token **`<​formula>​`** 
 +    * Examples: 
 +      * `%Calculate%MyVar + 1%` 
 +      * `%Calculate%(MyVarWordsPerSec * 60)/​MyVarWordsPerPage%` 
 +  * Use any of the built-in Keyboard Maestro [functions](:​Functions),​ like [[function:​RANDOM|RANDOM(10)]] 
 +  * Get the numeric value of an Variable array element, like `MyVar[2]`\\ ​ "​`10,​05,​12,​08`"​ returns "​`5`"​ \\  (Arrays may contain only numeric data)
  
-Remember ​that within a calculation you can use variables unadorned ​(eg //%Calculate%3 * Count + 2%//).  ​So for a variable “Count” that has a numerical valuethese two are roughly equivalent in a text field:+**Example Action** 
 + 
 +{{:​token:​km-7.3-calculate-token-example.png?​nolink|}} 
 + 
 +A reminder ​that the following are only equivalent if the [[token:​Variable|Variable]] is numeric: 
 + 
 +* %Variable%Count% ​(Variable) 
 +%Calculate%Count% ​(Number) 
 + 
 +So, if MyVar is "​`005`",​ then\\ ​  
 +  * %Variable%MyVar% will return `005` 
 +  * %Calculate%MyVar% will return `5`
  
-* [%Variable%Count%](Variable) 
-* %Calculate%Count% 
  
-A notable different would be if the variable had a value like “1.230”. ​ Then the result of the //​%Calculate%//​ would be “1.23”. 
token/Calculate.txt · Last modified: 2023/11/09 22:29 by peternlewis