Chaz New Member Jul 7, 2022 #1 HELLO GUYS, CURRENTLY I AM TRYING TO DO A 4 BAND RESISTOR CALCULATOR. HOW DO I DISPLAY VALUE? FOR EXAMPLE 4 BAND RESISTOR 1ST DIGIT IS 1 2ND DIGIT IS 0 MULTIPLER IS X1 AND TOLERANCE IS +-5% HOW DO I CODE OR DISPLAY IT TO MAKE IT LIKE IN THE IMAGE Attachments IMAGE.PNG 21.4 KB · Views: 402
HELLO GUYS, CURRENTLY I AM TRYING TO DO A 4 BAND RESISTOR CALCULATOR. HOW DO I DISPLAY VALUE? FOR EXAMPLE 4 BAND RESISTOR 1ST DIGIT IS 1 2ND DIGIT IS 0 MULTIPLER IS X1 AND TOLERANCE IS +-5% HOW DO I CODE OR DISPLAY IT TO MAKE IT LIKE IN THE IMAGE
Chaz New Member Jul 7, 2022 #2 i am using radiobutton btw. i have 4 different panels . Chaz said: HELLO GUYS, CURRENTLY I AM TRYING TO DO A 4 BAND RESISTOR CALCULATOR. HOW DO I DISPLAY VALUE? FOR EXAMPLE 4 BAND RESISTOR 1ST DIGIT IS 1 2ND DIGIT IS 0 MULTIPLER IS X1 AND TOLERANCE IS +-5% HOW DO I CODE OR DISPLAY IT TO MAKE IT LIKE IN THE IMAGE Click to expand... Upvote 0
i am using radiobutton btw. i have 4 different panels . Chaz said: HELLO GUYS, CURRENTLY I AM TRYING TO DO A 4 BAND RESISTOR CALCULATOR. HOW DO I DISPLAY VALUE? FOR EXAMPLE 4 BAND RESISTOR 1ST DIGIT IS 1 2ND DIGIT IS 0 MULTIPLER IS X1 AND TOLERANCE IS +-5% HOW DO I CODE OR DISPLAY IT TO MAKE IT LIKE IN THE IMAGE Click to expand...
N Num3 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 7, 2022 #3 The symbol for Ohm is omega. HTML Symbols Detailed information about the Unicode character 'Greek capital letter omega' with code point U+03A9 that can be used as a symbol or icon on your site. www.htmlsymbols.xyz You can take inspiration on one of the many online calculators that exist. I.e. : https://www.apogeeweb.net/tools/4-band-resistor-color-code-calculator.html Upvote 0
The symbol for Ohm is omega. HTML Symbols Detailed information about the Unicode character 'Greek capital letter omega' with code point U+03A9 that can be used as a symbol or icon on your site. www.htmlsymbols.xyz You can take inspiration on one of the many online calculators that exist. I.e. : https://www.apogeeweb.net/tools/4-band-resistor-color-code-calculator.html
B Brian Dean Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jul 7, 2022 #4 Try this ... B4X: Copy Log("10 x 1" & Chr(0x03A9) & " " & Chr(0x00B1) & "5%") Upvote 0
