Numbers convert speed to pace

I've created a "Run" log and I'd like to have a table where I convert from speed (MPH and/or KPH) to pace (minutes per mile and/or minutes per kilometer), and vice-versa. I know I could simply have multiple rows and do a manual calculation for each possible combination, but I would like to be able to convert these values within one row using drop down boxes to choose whatever combination I wish at any given time. Unfortunately, the "Convert" function in Numbers doesn't have any pace units (only speed) or else I would just use that function.
I would welcome any simple ideas from the group. Thanks!
Numbers 3.5, Yosemite, MacbookPro

Hi trdupont,
I still don't see what you actually want your row to look like. As Wayne has pointed out the formula for MPH -> Minutes/Mile and Minutes/Mile -> MPH is the same. It seems your issue is one of labeling?
Here is a play on labeling the columns. the formula in C2 =60÷B2. A2 is a popup with either "MPH -> Minutes/Mile" or "Minutes/Mile -> MPH"
the formula in C1 =IF($A2="MPH -> Minutes/Mile","Minutes/Mile","MPH")
these 2 formulas switch the column labels depending on what is selected in the popup in A2.
Does this get you anything of what you want?
quinn

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BUG: Large floating point numbers convert to the wrong integer

Hi,
When using the conversion "bullets" to convert SGL, DBL and EXT to integers there are some values which convert wrong. One example is the integer 9223370937343148030, which can be represented exactly as a SGL (and thus exactly as DBL and EXT as well). If you convert this to I64 you get 9223370937343148032 instead, even though the correct integer is within the range of an I64. There are many similar cases, all (I've noticed) within the large end of the ranges.
This has nothing to do with which integers can be represented exactly as a floating point value or not. This is a genuine conversion bug mind you.
Cheers,
Steen
CLA, CTA, CLED & LabVIEW Champion
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Yes, I understand the implications involved, and there definetely is a limit to how many significant digits that can be displayed in the numeric controls and constants today. I think that either this limit should be lifted or a cap should be put onto the configuration page when setting the display format.
I ran into this problem as I'm developing a new toolset that lets you convert all the numeric formats into any other numeric format, just like the current "conversion bullets". My conversion bullets have outputs for overflow and exact conversion as well, since I need that functionality myself for a Math toolset (GPMath) I'm also developing. Eventually I'll maybe include underflow as well, but for now just those two outputs are available. Example:
I do of course pay close attention to the binary representation of the numbers to calculate the Exact conversion? output correctly for each conversion variation (there are hundreds of VIs in polymorphic wrappers), but I relied in some cases on the ability of the numeric indicator to show a true number when configured appropriately - that was when I discovered this bug, which I at first mistook for a conversion error in LabVIEW.
Is there a compliancy issue with EXT?
While doing this work I've discovered that the EXT format is somewhat misleadingly labelled as "80-bit IEEE compliant" (it says so here), but that statement should be read with some suspicion IMO. The LabVIEW EXT is not simply IEEE 754-1985 compliant anyways, as that format would imply the x87 80-bit extended format. An x87 IEEE 754 extended precision float only has 63-bit fraction and a 1-bit integer part. That 1-bit integer part is implicit in single and double precision IEEE 754 numbers, but it is explicit in x87 extended precision numbers. LabVIEW EXT seems to have an implicit integer part and 64-bit fraction, thus not straight IEEE 754 compliant. Instead I'd say that the LabVIEW EXT is an IEEE 754r extended format, but still a proprietary one that should deserve a bit more detail in the available documentation. Since it's mentioned several places in the LabVIEW documentation that the EXT is platform independent, your suspicion should already be high though. It didn't take me many minutes to verify the apparent format of the EXT in any case, so no real problem here.
Is there a genuine conversion error from EXT to U64?
The integer 18446744073709549568 can be represented exactly as EXT using this binary representation (mind you that the numeric indicators won't display the value correctly, but instead show 18446744073709549600):
EXT-exponent: 0x100000000111110b
EXT-fraction: 0x1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111000000000000b
--> Decimal: 18446744073709549568
The above EXT value converts exactly to U64 using the To Unsigned Quad Integer "bullet". But then let's try to flip the blue bit from 0 to 1 in the fraction part of the EXT, making this value:
EXT-exponent: 0x100000000111110b
EXT-fraction: 0x1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111100000000000b
--> Decimal: 18446744073709550592
The above EXT value is still within U64 range, but the To Unsigned Quad Integer "bullet" converts it to U64_max which is 18446744073709551615. Unless I've missed something this must be a genuine conversion error from EXT to U64?
/Steen
CLA, CTA, CLED & LabVIEW Champion

New to numbers - converting decimals to dollars (in the thousands)

Hi,
I'm wanting to avoid manually entering 000 when inputting currency/dollar figures.
Is there a formula I can use for this?
Eg, a way to convert my data entry of 425.6 (or 425,6 if needed) into $425,600. Ditto converting 525 into $525,000.
Alternatively, is there a formula so that I could enter 4256 or 525 and end up with the same $ figure as above?
Given the numbers involved I would also like to know how I can without the cents value (.00) when using the $ formula - but this is not essential.
I'd be thrilled to get any help from anyone!
Thanks in advance.

moneypenny2612 wrote:
I'm wanting to avoid manually entering 000 when inputting currency/dollar figures.
Is there a formula I can use for this?
Eg, a way to convert my data entry of 425.6 (or 425,6 if needed) into $425,600. Ditto converting 525 into $525,000.
Alternatively, is there a formula so that I could enter 4256 or 525 and end up with the same $ figure as above?
As far as I know, this feature is unavailable. You must type the zeroes.
Given the numbers involved I would also like to know how I can without the cents value (.00) when using the $ formula - but this is not essential.
You take time to enter the Inspector > Cell
and set the number of decimal digits to zero.
CAUTION : happily, this feature just change the way the number is displayed.
12.35 will appear as 12 but if you use it in a formula, it's 12.35 which will be used.
It would be a good idea to read *_Numbers User Manual_*
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) dimanche 19 décembre 2010 19:31:56

NTSC to PAL - Audio: One converter speeds it up, one doesn't

I have tested both DV Atlantis and JES Deinterlacer to convert NTSC DV to PAL DV and, image-wise, they both do a good job (although JES is much, much faster)
However with the audio: Atlantis speeds up the soundtrack by 5% (resulting in a higher pitch) but JES does not. The soundtrack sounds the same as the original NTSC.
I'm confused. Doesn't converting to PAL always result in a speed-up soundtrack? Am I getting "true" PAL with JES? Why do the 2 programs handle audio differently?
Thanks

What version of Compressor are you using? Compressor 2 has frame rate conversion settings under the Frame Controls tab (offering various levels of quality).
In any case, you might want to try the freeware utility JES Deinterlacer since it supports fairly good NTSC to PAL conversion using either frame blending or a form of inverse telecine (to convert from NTSC's 29.97fps to PAL's 25fps). If you're using Compressor 1.X then this may be your best option unless you are willing to spend some money on an alternative, third-party solution.
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Why is Numbers converting 1 hour into 24 hours?

I've never posted before so forgive me if this is not right place.
I'm trying to create a timesheet calculator, but when I use the duration cell formatting for Units: hr (hour) and Style: 0, 1 hour is converted to 24 hours. I imagine that it's interpreting the 1 hour as 1 day and converting that day back into hours again giving me 24. Am I doing something wrong, or is it some type of glitch?
Thanks in advance for the help.

Thanks Jerrold and Wayne for your responses, but this seems to defeats the purpose of the Style section. I am totally aware of the fact that I can use the "0h 0m" and the "0 hours 0 minutes" style, but I want to use the "0:00" style.
I should be able to go to the Unit section and select the unit of time that I want, which is hours and minutes (hr and min in the unit section) and the style of the unit (0:00 in the style section of the unit section).
I had no issue with this in the iWork '09 version it worked perfectly.
So, if what you say is true and I have to use that style, then why even put the "0:00" style as an option for use with the "hr and min" unit selection or even have the unit selection option at all for that matter?

Bulk convert xls to .numbers ? Or getaround?

Hi there
We own a beauty salon and our windows laptop is dying. We have bought an iPad which will hopefully replace salon laptop.
Only needing to use the web for browsing here and there and managing spreadsheets I have been told that iCloud and Numbers would manage our client database. I have with a bit off a faff successfully transferred around 1200 .xls files to iCloud.
When I open the .xls on the iPad it asks:
Open in Numbers
This spreadsheet may look different
on your IOS device. To preserve the
original, tap Open Copy.
Open | Open Copy
If I "open" numbers crashes, and if I "open a copy" the file duplicates to a .numbers file.
To clean up my client list do I have to open each one, then delete the .xls file? And then delete the "copy" text in the file name (I know this part isn't compulsory). Or is there a .xls to .numbers converter that will do this in bulk before I upload to iCloud? I have searched the net and tried to do this in Numbers and Xcel with no joy.
This really needs to be done in one hit for a smooth transfer as the client info is changing on a day to day basis. Also duplicate files spell possible disaster for us as the wrong file could easily be deleted by a staff member (or worse both) if this is done on an as and when basis.
Please tell me I'm being a total fool here and there's an easy way around this, thanks in advance and please help us out!
Best wishes
James

You probably could do the bulk convert on a Mac running numbers. You may have to write a script to automate.
You could try another spreadsheet app and see if it could work with .xls without conversion. You may consider another backup site like dropbox.com so that you have two/three copies of your files.
All of the "Office" document editing applications on the iPad have limitations. Best try them out to see if they meet your needs.
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Keynote
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Numbers
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Thanks to Texas Mac Man for pointing to this link.
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Which functions and features in Numbers are NOT exported correctly to Excel?

I wish to know EXACTLY which functions I use in a Numbers sheet WILL FAIL to export correctly to an Excel or Neoffice spreadsheet.
For instance, I created a Numbers spreadsheet using prolific use of the IFERROR function. However, when I EXPORT to XLS, all the cells that used the IFERROR function were replaced by the literal value of the cell. My IFERROR formulae were not EXPORTED as I had expected.
I note that some formulae were converted correctly in my EXPORTED spreadsheet: eg MAX, MIN, AVERAGE.
I understand that IFERROR was a function introduced recently to Excel, ie in the 2007 version. Consequently, I suspect that Numbers exports to a pre-2007 version of Excel. If so, which version?
I have found this list that shows which functions are compatable amongst various versions of Excel:
Excel Functions: Compatibility Reference (2010, 2007 & 2003). (n.d.). Retrieved from https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AsHau4_IeCfwdG45c0VhcjBBUGNreVo2ZzN NRU1BT0E#gid=0
This list shows that, for instance, IFERROR exisits inb both Excel 2007 and Numbers-09. So why is IFERROR not exported?
Curmi, J. (n.d.). Summary of function in excel and numbers-09. Retrieved from http://curmi.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/01/functions-in-excel-and-numbers- 09.pdf
Some examples of my use of ISERROR in Numbers are as follows:
=IFERROR(RANK(C47,$C47:$J47,1),"")
=IFERROR(MEDIAN(C51:C58),"")
=IFERROR($C32-C88+1,"")
I use the above function to carry out the calculation ONLY IF a cell is non-blank and contains a number.
More questions
What are the rules that Numbers uses to convert to Excel?
Is Numbers converting to the 2003 version of Excel? ... or an earlier version? ... which version?
Why desn't Numbers advise me there were conversion errors or simplifications made?
eg: "Cell A33 Function IFERROR was exported to the cell value for Excel"
Is there a preference that I can select which version of Excel that Numbers will export to?
In the meantime, I must abandon Numbers and use NeoOffice!

Thanks,
I applied your suggested ISERROR transformation to examples such as:
=IFERROR(RANK(C47,$C47:$J47,1),"")
=IFERROR(MEDIAN(C51:C58),"")
=IFERROR($C32-C88+1,"")
However, a caution for young players....
Certainly, the ISERROR function exports to .xls. However, it behaves differently in NeoOffice.
Items 1 and 2 function identically in the case of say, ranking a row in which some cells are blanks.
Item 3, when translated using ISERROR to =IF(ISERROR(C32-C88+1),"", C32-C88+1), results in "" (ie error is raised) in Numbers but yields figure 0 in NeoOffice when there is a blank in either of the cells.
I recall from programming school in the mid-1970s that using GOTO statements and On Error branch statements were not admissible as routine programming steps. In fact, we received an automatic fail grade if we used a GOTO or GOTO like construction. So, I have found a more programmatically elegant way to solve my problem: eg:
=IF(C88="","",C32-C88+1)
Curiously, earlier I found/suspect this does not work equivalently in Numbers and NeoOffice:
=IF(ISBLANK(C88),"",C32-C88+1)
When you try using ISBLANK you always get an intuitively unexpected result because ISBLANK ONLY gives TRUE when there is absolutely nothing in a cell. A Formula reference in the cell, even if the function result yields "", gives FALSE... because, according to the definition of ISBLANK the cell contains a formula.
As I tell my students, ALWAYS lookup the HELP on any function you use. ALWAYS test the function to see how it performs!.... and lesson 3: Always test your spreadsheet on different systems.... then hope!
FYI:
Here's a link to my Spreadsheet (Neoffice .xls) and a video explaining its use.
Team Contribution: Introduction (Prototype). (2013). Retrieved from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bj87FGLoplk&feature=youtube_gdata_player
I don't guaranteee this link for ever! ... and I continue to "tweak" it
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1jz7gzksejnbqo1/Team%20Contribution.xls

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How do I convert the ASCII output of a Maxtek TM-350 QCM Deposition monitor to a normal string I can read?

Hi!
I'm working wiht a Maxtek TM-350 QCM Thickness Monitor, and I am having some trouble deciphering the output from the monitor. I am using an RS232 interface to communicate with the monitor. I wrote a little VI to try to just query for the version number of the software that is being used. The instruction manual said to send the message Chr$(255)+Chr$(254)+Chr$(1)+Chr$(1)+Chr$(0)+Chr$(254). So, I built an array of those numbers, converted it to a string and sent it out via the Visa Write command.
From the instruction manual, I thought I was supposed to get back Maxtek TM-350 Software Version X.XX. When trying to read what was sent back I tried a couple of things. First, I just read the string, which looked like a bunch of special characters (squares, y's with dots over them, etc.), which I think is ASCII code. So, I tried to convert that into a normal string I could read using a scan value command. That didn't work, so I tried to convert it to a hexadecimal string, which didn't help either.
I attached my VI and a copy of the instructions manual for the TM-350 below. Does anyone have some ideas on how I can fix this problem?
Thanks!
Piet
Attachments:
tm-350400_manual_en_Rev12_10-2005.pdf ‏748 KB
Maxtek_TM-350_Test.vi ‏32 KB

It is hard to tell without seeing what you transmitted and what was returned. Try downloading portmon to watch the serial data.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/utilities/portmon.mspx
The attached might get you started.
Attachments:
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ROW AND COLUMN WIE IN NUMBERS ON IOS

I do not find a way or any previous discussion about this.
Of course I could use the first row and column to give nemes to them but this is not the best solution.
Any suggerstion ?
I would like to see the row numbers and column letters and keep them on place while scrolling in numbers and in numbers converted files from Excel.
Thanks

I do not find a way or any previous discussion about this.
Of course I could use the first row and column to give nemes to them but this is not the best solution.
Any suggerstion ?
I would like to see the row numbers and column letters and keep them on place while scrolling in numbers and in numbers converted files from Excel.
Thanks

Convert from feet to inches?

Can numbers convert imported data from feet notation (i.e. 3' 6 1/2") to decimal inches (i.e. 42.5)? I'd like to be able to import rough opening dimensions from my internal CAD (Vectorworks 2008) spreadsheet to generate cut lists with numbers. I can manually type in the info, but that is prone to errors. I'm also looking into whether Vectorworks can export the data I want in the proper format.
Thanks for any help
- Tobias

Hello
Assuming that the values are entered in a column,
select a group of the cells containing them
copy to the clipboard
call the passed script
paste the result where you want.
If I forget nothing, it take cares of all combinations:
3’ 6 1/2
3’ 6
3’ 3/4
6 3/4
3'
6
1/2
3' 6 1/2
even blank rows are correctly treated.
Of course, if the source of the datas give you the same kind of list, you may call the script directly.
It only requires that Numbers is the frontmost application.
save the script as an Application or an Application Bundle.
store it in the folder <yourStartupDisk>:Users:<yourAccount>:Library:Scripts:Applications:Numbers:
Maybe you would have to create the folder Numbers and even the folder Applications by yourself.
Doing so you will be able to run the script from the System's scripts menu.
Select the block of feets values
Copy to clipboard
Call the script
Paste the block of converted values where you want.
Yvan KOENIG
25 février 2008
--(SCRIPT feets2inches.app]
property passed : {}
set passed to the clipboard
if passed contains return then
set my passed to my decoupe(passed, return)
else
set my passed to {passed}
end if
set tt to ""
repeat with vv in my passed
set vv to vv as text
if vv is "" then
set tt to tt & return
else
set l to my decoupe(vv, " ")
if (count of l) = 1 then (* 3' or 6 or 1/2 *)
set l1 to item 1 of l
if character -1 of l1 is in {"'", "’"} then
set nn to ((text 1 thru -2 of l1) as integer) * 12
else if l1 does not contain "/" then
set nn to l1 as integer
else
set {c, d} to my decoupe(l1, "/")
set nn to c / d
end if
else if (count of l) = 2 then (* 3' 6 or 3' 1/2 or 6 1/2 *)
set {l1, l2} to l
if (character -1 of l1) is in {"'", "’"} then
if l2 does not contain "/" then
set nn to (((text 1 thru -2 of l1) as integer) * 12) + (l2 as integer)
else
set {c, d} to my decoupe(l2, "/")
set nn to (((text 1 thru -2 of l1) as integer) * 12) + (c / d)
end if
else
set {c, d} to my decoupe(l2, "/")
set nn to (l1 as integer) + (c / d)
end if
else (* 3' 6 1/2 *)
set {c, d} to my decoupe(item 3 of l, "/")
set nn to (((text 1 thru -2 of item 1 of l) as integer) * 12) + (item 2 of l as integer) + (c / d)
end if
set tt to tt & nn & return
end if
end repeat
set the clipboard to tt
set passed to {}
on decoupe(t, d)
local l
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to d
set l to text items of t
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to ""
return l
end decoupe
--[/SCRIPT]
If it works as you wish, I will put it in my idisk.
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE lundi 25 février 2008 15:57:4)

When I want send file Numbers to my mail, ipad is block

Hello when I try to send a file "NUMBERS" converting it to file "EXCEL or PDF"with my iPad get stuck and I can not send to my email.
Thanks a lot.

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3.Tap "View Apple ID"
4. Enter your user name and password.
5. Tap "Country/Region."
6. Tap "Change Country/Region"
7. Select the region where you will be located.
8. Tap "Done".

Re: skype to go speed dial contacts

Hi, this does not appear to affect my Speed Dial list so how to change it? Please provide more detailed intrsuctions. Currently the first 9 contacts in my Skype to Go numbers constitute my Speed Dials. If I could re-organise my Skype to Go list, I suspect it would change the Speed Dials. There appears to be no way to do this???

When you change your direct dial numbers, your speed dial numbers will automatically adjust accordingly. To see your speed dials, click on "View old number" in the bottom right of the Skype To Go account overview page.

Convert EXT to U64

Hi all,
I'm having trouble converting an EXT to a U64.
I searched the forum and found this excellent post for going the other way: converting a U64 to an EXT. This solved half my problem beautifully.
http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/convert-64bit-UTC-time-since-1-jan-1601-to-current-time-labview/m-p/...
Unfortunately, I need to be able to go the other way also and I'm having trouble ascertaining how by looking at this code. I understand parts of it, but not the whole. I haven't been successful in finding a conversion algorithm online (normally Mr. Google is more helpful than he was today).
Typecasting the EXT to a U64 doesn't give me accurate results (also discussed elsewhere on the forum, this is a lossy conversion). Using the "to U64" function on the numeric conversion palette also does not give me accurate results. I checked both of these things by inputting a U64 to the code shown in the link above, then taking the resulting EXT and attempting to convert it back to a U64 using either the numeric conversion function or a typecast.
This post discusses the issue with the numeric conversion function:
http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/BUG-Large-floating-point-numbers-convert-to-the-wrong-integer/td-p/2...
It's wonderful that this was resolved in LV 2013, but I'm using LV 2012.
I think I need to figure out how to reverse the code I linked to above, but I don't understand it well enough to do so. Can anyone help?
Thanks!
Diane

Hi Diane,
I have looked through the Bug report, but there was no mention of the workaround or fix documentation that was implemented in the 2013 version, so we'll have to find a workaround.
Since this conversion issue only arises when the top 53 bits are set, I suggest starting up by checking your initial EXT. If those bits are set (you could do a conversion to string and compare the first 13 characters to FFFFFFFFFFFFF), then this is where the tricky bug comes in; if not it appears typecasting to U64 works out.
In the problematic case, a possible idea (that looks similar yet a little simpler to the VI you mentioned) would be to convert the EXT to a string, split the string in two, convert those separatly, concatenate the strings and convert back to a U64.
Xavier
Applications Engineering Specialist
National Instruments

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