When you put in a number with the decimal in the proper place and want to keep adding numbers up, do you have to keep putting in the decimal point?
899814
Terry - I checked the calculator today and it does not have a way to set the decimal to automatically be added to numbers. You have to keep putting in the decimal point but since it it not a large calculator, it is pretty easy to do.
899815
Terre, I have the Calculator at work but I would have to say yes off the top of my head. The only way it would do that is if it has a physical slide for setting the number of decimal points. I don't believe this has that. I can double check tomorrow when I'm at work. And post another response if it does.
1470751
If you count up from 1 you can stop and then start again where you left off. I haven't tried counting down from a higher number but assume it would be the same. I like this very well.
1032929
Yes, it advances one every time it's stamped. You can also reset it to whatever number you want.
1113527
I really do not think so - when you change the code, you actually pull pins from the inside of the unit. You can adjust how many digits the code has by inserting dummy pins. But the order of the numbers is not part of the code - just that all numbers are pressed. That is, code 1-2-3 is the same as 3-2-1...the numbers effectively "stay in" when you press them until you turn the knob or clear the code (the "C" button is not very clearly marked.
994358
I'm not so sure what your doing. With mine you put in the large number and hit the + key then put in your lower number had hit the - key and to get he answer hit the * key. Example: 500 plus key, 250 minus key, star key to get the answer = 250 I hope this helps you.
1293732
Hello- Yes the calculator has the + - key. If you put the - then # it shows -10 etc. If you put -10 - 10 it will show -20 etc. If you put 20+10 -10 it will give you the total for 20. Or 10 + -20 - 10 it will show -20. I hope I explained this ok.
782215
Sure is! I think the decimal needs to move to the left once and thats probably a rough estimate. Nice piece though
1841435
No you would have to have your own electronic calculator up. It will input numbers and functions to your electronic calculator. I hope this helps.
1063549
No it does not. The rate of conversion changes daily so I doubt any calculator will do this. You need a computer program.
2065195
Our calculator does this automatically. When we put in one thousand, it comes out 1,000.00. I hope this helps. Glenn
1929488
This is a very complicated calculator. Why should you have to enter a negative number when doing financial equations?Especially when calculating long term interest and payments. Don't have answer to your problem. Have enough of my own.
1701496
It does register decimals. Ex: 1 lb 9.7 oz. We have had the scale about 4 months, and we are happy with it.
566474
I used mine in excel and, if I remember right, it always spit out an 8 digit code just like you are seeing. This has no functionality beyond reading that code.
1266971
The strip that reads the measurements does not have a defined starting spot. You have to press the button and that becomes the spot you read from. Depending on the direction the reader moves it will add or subtract from your starting point. This is a very basic unit as the price point dictates.
388219
Yes. It worked great for us once we got it all set up, but it's a little touchy and we had to keep re-loading the numbers into it.
681110
Once it is set to inH20, hold down on the HOLD button until it zeroes out. Then while in use it will register to the 1/100th position, i.e. "11.54"
1841437
Well... I Use a calulator call Num Pad (very old) I can change if from ten key (which I normally use) to calculator. When I use calculator use it does do what you are asking. Does that help?