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If you set the text of a node to a number or date in Freeplane it will likely be recognized specially:
Numbers
If a number is recognized
- a "Abc" symbol is displayed in the left corner of the status bar,
- the "#.####" standard format is applied to the number, that is, "0.123456" is displayed as "0.1235" (due to rounding).
You can change the "Format" in the format panel (View -> Properties panel). There are two types of format patterns for numbers. You will probably use the Excel style formats like these (for a given input number 0.12345):
- .## -> .12
- 0.000000 -> 0.123450 (zero-padded)
An alternative formatter ("printf") style uses the percent sign specially, see Formatter documentation (again for a given input number 0.12345):
- %f -> 0.123450 (standard decimal format)
- %.07f -> 0.1234500
- %d -> 0 (integer)
Dates
- If a date is recognized a "Abc" symbol is displayed in the left corner of the status bar.
