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The Built-in Software
12;10 + #100 = 4;10 iftrue 3;10 - #250
Assigns the number 250 to cell
3;10 if the value of 12;10 plus
100 is equal to the entry in cell
4;10.
IN
SS
Displays numeric cell entries as whole numbers only, regardless of whether or
not the numbers were entered with decimal parts. Decimal parts of numbers
entered are simply chopped off; they are not rounded. For example, if you are
using the INteger format and enter 12.9, the spreadsheet will display 12 in the cell.
Current cell entries are not affected when you change the numeric display
format. If you change the format and want to adjust current cell entries, move the
cell cursor to each cell and press RETURN. The numeric entries will be converted
to the current numeric display format.
Use the FL command to cancel an IN command.
Although integer format truncates decimal parts, the spreadsheet remembers
the entire value you entered. If you go back to floating point format, send the cell
cursor back into the cell and press RETURN, the decimal part will then be
displayed.
Example: in Changes the format of numeric entries so only whole numbers are displayed.
LEFTJ SS
Displays numeric entries LEFT Justified in their cells. Ordinarily numeric
entries are right justified, which means they are flush against the right margin of
the cell. Left justification displays numeric entries flush against the left margin of
the cell. Text entries are automatically left justified.
The cell cursor can be anywhere when you enter a LEFTJ command. Only
numeric entries that you make after the command is issued are affected. You can,
however, also change previous entries by moving the cell cursor back to each cell
and pressing RETURN.
Cancel LEFTJ with the RIGHTJ command.
Example: leftj
Forces numeric entries to be displayed flush against the left margin of
the cell.
LF WP, SS
Lets you bring a file stored on disk into the work area. When you issue the LF
(Load File) command, the computer displays the message LOAD FILE: on the
status line at the bottom of the screen. Type the name of the file you want to load.