Display wind speed in Beaufort

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In case anyone is looking for a way to display wind speed in Beaufort, I found out how, using embedded conditionals.

$#WND#>73?12:$$#WND#>63?11:$$#WND#>54?10:$$#WND#>46?9:$$#WND#>38?8:$$#WND#>30?7:$$#WND#>24?6:$$#WND#>17?5:$$#WND#>12?4:$$#WND#>7?3:$$#WND#>3?2:$$#WND#>1?1:0$

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Thanks for sharing :slight_smile: Might wanna move this topic to the Resources forum, and also wrap the formula in back-ticks like this (this character on both ends of the formula `).

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Works like a charm in the preview. On my watch it shows ‘321’ when the mps is 8.19.
How on earth is it possible with this code that it shows ‘321’, that’s not a value… All ‘else if’s’ are between 0 and 12…

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Found it!!!
The problem is that we don’t use a . to seperate digits, but a ,
So 10.000 is read in metric units as ten thousand. Not as ten.
It should be: $(round(#WND#))>72?12:$$(round(#WND#))>62?11:$$(round(#WND#))>53?10:$$(round(#WND#))>45?9:$$(round(#WND#))>37?8:$$(round(#WND#))>29?7:$$(round(#WND#))>23?6:$$(round(#WND#))>16?5:$$(round(#WND#))>11?4:$$(round(#WND#))>6?3:$$(round(#WND#))>2?2:$$(round(#WND#))>0?1:0$

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Still need some help. In my preview it works great. But on my watch it doesn’t.

Today (round(#WND#)) returns 8.

In preview my formula above shows 3, but on my watch it shows 321. So every value (except 0 (!..?)) after the condition that’s true ($(round(#WND#))>6?3:$$(round(#WND#))>2?2:$$(round(#WND#))>0?1:0$). Why doesn’t it stop when a True is reached?