Sector fit calculator

How it works

The sector table scores every number 1 to 9 in each of 26 sectors. The cell for your sector and number gives the score, its label and its rank among the favoured numbers; a blocked number is shown as a block, never as a low score. Enter a name instead of a number and its Chaldean digit is read.

An 8 name in a restaurant or a 6 name in a school is advised against by the practitioner tables. The founder finds out after the signboard is printed.

How this calculator works

• R-MATRIX Scores 96, 90, 84, 78 for the favoured order; 82, 76, 70, 64 for suitable with a condition; 55 for no statement; 48 for a partial caution; 15 for advised against.
• R-BLOCKS Blocks apply to the whole sector; conditions apply to named sub-segments (8 against broking in finance, 8 and 4 against liquids in e-commerce, and so on).
• R-ORDER The founder's Origin number first, Master number second, name digit as a further layer; the sector mapping applies after the founder numbers.

Not what this tells you. Neutral is silence, not approval. A 55 says the tradition has not spoken about that number in that sector.

The reason

The 26 by 9 matrix scores each number in each sector from 15 to 96. 96 is the first-named number, 90 to 78 follow in the favoured order, 55 means the tradition makes no statement, and 15 is a block. Blocks are applied as blocks, never as a low score.

Where the schools disagree

• Sources disagree whether the founder's number or the name's number decides sector fit. This site reads both and reports each.

Keep going

• All sectors: 26 hubs and the verdict pages beneath them