Simplify User Steps to Single Digits

[Sagrawal8]

On one of my clock faces, I would like to simplify the amount steps a user has. Basically, if the user has 0-1,000 steps, it will display a 0, if the user has 1,000-2,000 steps, it will display a 1, if the user has 2,000-3,000 steps, it will display a 2, and so on and so forth. If the user has over 10,000 steps, it will just display a 10. I know that I will need if-then statements, but I am not sure how to do so. Any suggestions?

[Gondwana · Accepted solution]

You could indeed use if-then, but I wouldn't. I'd mess around with something like

Math.floor(steps/1000)

[Sagrawal8]

Thank you so much. Your solution seems to make sense. However, that would give me a decimal number. Is there a way to not include the numbers after the decimal point? I know there is an option to set the <text-length> but according to the Fitbit guides, the number will always be rounded to a multiple of 4. If you know a way, would you mind giving me the code fully written out? I am not a great programmer, so I am not quite sure what to do.

[Gondwana]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Number

[Sagrawal8]

Thank you so much. I read through the reference page, and it was very helpful. I figured out how to set the text length to not include the numbers after the decimal point. It was quite simple, actually.

[Sagrawal8]

For those curious, here is the code I used:

let steps = (today.adjusted.steps || 0);
const lvlsteps = document.getElementById("lvlsteps");
lvlsteps.text = `Level: ${Math.floor(steps/1000)}`;

[Gondwana]

Nice; well done!