Hello Guys, How are you?
Is there a tag to split calories tag so I can make it curved text.
Thanks
Oh man, i dont think so.
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Hi dear Friend … unfortunately Facer does not have this tag
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Hi welcome back …Facer as far as I know doesn’t have a tag for this, but, others in the forum use expressions (have a search) . To achieve what you want you could have multiple copies of the result on different layers and mask the digits. I played with this once - it’s a lot of messing about but it’s better than nothing!
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Like these tags for steps This One Took A While To Make The Curved Text. there is no tags for calories?
There is no tags for calories.
I’m using formulas:
walk minutes: (round(#ZSC#/95))
walk calories: (round(#ZSC#/17))
calories total: (round((((#DH#*60)+#DUm#)*1.23)+(#ZSC#/17)))
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My point is that i want to separate calories like if it was 120 i want the 1, 2 , 0 all alone so i can put them in vertical way like this
1
2
0
Calculate calories as above.
Using your example (120)
Try -
Mask the 2 & 0 leaving the 1 unmasked
Mask the 1 & 0 leaving the 2 unmasked
Mask the 1& 2 leaving the 0 unmasked
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oh what an idea.
Thanks a lot
You can also do the math by using the formulas below.
(replace 12345 with your value…)
Example 12345 calories, then
1 use (floor(12345/10000))
2 use ((floor(2345/1000))%10)
3 use ((floor(12345/100))%10)
4 use ((floor(12345/10))%10)
5 use (12345%10)
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Much better! Perhaps it’s a ‘proper’ way to do it 
I’m beginning to see the usefulness of % (Modulo)!
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I Think the closest tag i used thanks
Elegant solution. Bravo! 
No need for 12345, 1234 is enough, there is no way to burn 5 digits calories.
It would be great if possible, I would be thin. 
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I used this tag but when steps are 0 the calories burned are 838 ???
As @masterboyhr wrote in his post with the formula, it consist of two values. One is the calories burned while walking + calories burned due being alive. So depending on what time of day it is, the combined value grows even if the watch was laying on the table all the time.
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If you use formula for walk calories it will be directly correlated to steps.
Steps = 0 Calories = 0
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If you use formula for total calories, calories will be added depending on the time + calories burned by walking.
example: you were sleeping until 7 AM.
Your steps count is 0
but
your body burned about 600 calories during the sleep to keep you alive.
So, steps will be 0 but calories will be 600.
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Thanks, understand
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