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Translates the decimal portion of a number into a time with one
of four formats...
Press (0),(T), (1) Example: 5:40:32 pm in D6: B95: 48:32 PM
Press (D),(T), (2) Example: 5:40:32 pm in D7: 85:48 PM
Press (D),(T), 3) Example: 5:40:32 pm in D8: 17:48:32
Press (D),(T), (4) Example: 5:40:32 pm in D9: 17:40
Press (T). Displays formulas exactly as entered, unlike the other
formats, where all formulas are converted to the values (or other
returns). Numbers are displayed in General format. Thisis often
a helpful format during spreadsheet development.
Press (H). Makes the data in the cell invisible.
Setting the Recalculation Default
You can control when—and in what order—1-2-3 recalculates formulas, and how
many recalculation iterations it performs each time it recalculates formulas.
1. Press (123), (MENU), (Wlorksheet, (Global, (Recalculation.
2. Press one of the following:
(Natural
(Columnwise
(Rowwise
(Automatic
Manual
(1 teration
Before recalculating a formula, recalculates any other formu-
las on which that formula depends; also recalculates cells
containing functions (e.g. BNOWor BCELL POINTER) whose
values can change.
Recalculates formulas column by column, starting with A1.
Recalculates formulas row by row, starting with A1.
Automatically recalculates formulas affected by a change in
cell contents—in the order (Natural, Columnwise, or Rowwise)
you've currently selected.
Recalculates formulas only when you press (F9) (Mz] HH). When-
ever any entries have changed since the last recalculation,
you'll see the ERE indicator in the bottom line of the display.
(then type a number from 1 to D8, press (ENTER). Sets the
number of repetitions of the calculation cycle initiated each
time a recalculation is initiated.
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