Formula Editor

• Calculation
  Edit box for the formula
• Dimensions and other formulas
• Mathematical Functions
• Numbers and measure units
• Picklist for dimensions and formulas with button
  
• Virtual keyboard
  
  Entry via the keyboard and copy and paste is possible

Examples for formulas

• Armhole with raglan
  
• 24 = Armhole Drop of the Body = [Armhole Drop]+[Shoulder Drop]
  Simple addition of two direct dimensions
  [21]+[3] = 24
• 4,6 = Calculated Shoulder Drop = [Width at End of Sleeve]*0.65]
  Simple multiplication with a fixed factor (0,65)
  4,6 = [7]*0.65]
• 20,7 = Armhole Drop of the Sleeve = (([Armhole Drop of the Body]-[Neck Drop at the Back])+([Armhole Drop of the Body]-[Calculated Shoulder Drop]))/2
  Mean value from multiple dependent dimensions
  (([24]+[3]-[2])+([24]+[3]-[ [Width at End of Sleeve]*0.65]))/2
  (([24]+[3]-[2])+([24]+[3]-[ [7]*0.65]))/2
• Direct dimensions without dimensioning in the single shapes
  Armhole Drop = 21
  Shoulder Drop = 3
  Neck Drop at the Back = 2
• Direct dimensions with dimensioning in the single shape
  Width at End of Sleeve = 7

Examples for formulas (Pythagorean theorem)

Inner sleeve length with dependence on the Sleeve Length and Sleeve Widths

• Square root of the sum of the squares of the vertical and horizontal measures
• Sqrt(Pow([Calculated Sleeve Length]-[Calculated Armhole Drop of the Sleeve] ,2)+Pow(([Calculated Upper Sleeve Width]-[Calculated Sleeve Width at the Cuff])/2,2))
• Square Root((Power((54,3-14,4);2)+ Power(((35,7-25)/2);2)))
• Direct measure without dimensioning in the single shapes
  Sleeve Length = 56

How to enter a simple Pythagorean equation:

1. Formula Editor is running

1

Click on √ and ()2 on the virtual keyboard.

1. Sqrt(Pow(,2)) appears in the Calculation edit box.

2

Position the cursor before the last bracket.

3

Click on + and ()2 on the virtual keyboard.

2. Sqrt(Pow(,2)+Pow(,2)) appears in the Calculation edit box.

4

Open the list of the dimensions.

5

Select Sleeve Width at the Cuff.

3. Sqrt(Pow([,2)+Pow([Sleeve Width at the Cuff],2)) appears in the Calculation edit box.

6

Position the cursor after Sqrt(Pow([.

7

Open the list of dimensions and select the Calculated Sleeve Length.

4. Sqrt(Pow([Calculated Sleeve Length],2)+Pow([Sleeve Width at the Cuff],2)) appears in the Calculation edit box.

8

Confirm the formula with .

Further mathematical functions that you can enter directly:

• Abs
  Displays the absolute value of a floating-point number.
  Returns the absolute value of a floating-point number.
• Floor
  Displays the greatest whole number, which is less or equal to the specified decimal number.
  Returns the largest integer less than or equal to the specified floating-point number.
• Max
  Displays the bigger of two floating-point numbers.
  Returns the larger of two floating-point numbers.
• Min
  Displays the smaller of two floating-point numbers.
  Returns the smaller of two floating-point numbers.
• Round
  Rounds a floating-point number up to the next whole-numbered value.
  Rounds a floating-point value to the nearest integral value.
• Truncate
  Calculates the whole-numbered part of a specified floating-point number.
  Calculates the integral part of a specified floating-point number.