Does this calculator have a floating decimal so you don't have to enter it yourself
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Yes it does and you can turn it off with the A/F key. I would not recommend this unit to anyone as I am into the second one under warrantee and it still does not function right. The moment you press the C/CE key once and it only should cancel the last entry it cancels the whole calculation or kicks you out of your password protection area. I have used another make before and never had this happen. I just chalked this up as a loss as I did not want to go to the hassle of getting another one. Hope this helps you. Good luck.
1346117
Yes it does have a floating decimal and makes it so much easier when putting in dollar amounts.
1346118
Yes...the decimal is ever present, never having to be entered manually. You can of course enter it manually if you accidentally delete it somehow.
1346119
I'm not 100% sure, but I think it does. I remember there was something there that was a little different about the decimal point, so I want to tentatively say "yes." It is a really nice calculator! I returned mine because it was an accidental purchase (I must be more careful when online). A very good product for the money.
1346120
The A/F features allows you to set it any way you like. (Fifth column, bottom button) It stands for auto-fixed. It comes defaulted to 2 decimal places so you don't have to enter it when working with $ (money).
1346121
Yes, it does. I bought 2 calculators so I still have the instructions from the 2nd one to refer to. It says: "each time you use the ON/AC key to power on, the AUTO MONEY (AM) decimal function is automatically activated. The letters ""AM" will appear in the LCD screen.When in AUTO MONEY mode, the decimal point sits two digits to the left. This feature makes it easy to calculate dolllars & cents". It says to use the A/F key to switch decimal mode from AUTO MONEY to floating. Maybe that's the key to use if you want to change it from floating to AUTO MONEY.
1296495
Yes, this calculator can show decimal, fraction or recurring. Just press the "S<->D"button.
453360
This calculator does have some physical constants programmed into it, but I can't tell you which ones because I returned mine to Amazon due to the mixed up keys that I mentioned in my review. I ended up getting an older HP from Ebay instead, since I've had my other HPs for so long without any problems, and all the new calculators I've tried are junk. I think the manual for this calculator can be downloaded from the Sharp website and it should have a listing of the constants in it. Note that the quality control on these is terrible and the warranty is useless, but it is inexpensive. If you do decide to get one make sure that the keytops on your calculator match the ones in the photos - some on mine were mixed up (read my review) and I'm sure it isn't the only one like that. I was a physics major back in the early 90s, and I had a laminated card that fit in my 3-ring binder with about every constant you'd ever need on it - more than is in any calculator. I don't know if they still make those, but that might be a better route - and you could certainly make one yourself. Yes, you have to punch them in the calculator manually, but that's no big deal. Trust me, after you do that enough times you will end up having a bunch of the constants at least partially memorized, and that can be a huge help on exams, oral comprehensives, lecturing, etc.
521706
I don't remember that it came with a calculator. But if it did, it's not there any more, so the answer would be, yes, if it comes with one.
959426
Yes of course, you can use the arrow keys and the delete button, this prevents you from having to enter the calculation again.
945062
The calculator displays information in both decimal and fractions.....I hope that answear your question
712710
Yes, there is a calculator function. It did not seem as easy to use as a regular calculator, but the functionality is there and I have not experimented with it very much. I don't really use it as it was bought for my wife, and she does not use it often (see my review on Amazon).
642364
The answer is yes. It displays one, two or three decimals depending on the scale you are using. However, I am not sure about the exactness and precision of all measures. In the final balance, I would say is a very useful and effcient home tool for most needs. You really get what you pay for. Without any doubt a professional requires a more expensive meter.
142906
It works like any other calculator. Go on google and type in calculator instructions.
1735349
If you are seeing fractions (e.g. 1/2 or 3/8) it's because you are probably using the pound or lb function. It does not tell weight in decimal form (for example 3.4g).
1855178
No it doesn't. It will display lbs in decimals so you can roughly work it out from that if needed. Wouldn't recommend if you needed precision at the level of ounces.
779279
Sort of. I believe that it is a single page of instructions in several languages. The directions are enough to know how to set the extra switches, and what the calculator does with the switches it in different positions (like figuring out profits from selling items or stock at different prices). It has functions most people will never use - but it does have nice big buttons.
37709
I bought it for basal readings, and it does ok, but basal readings preferably go to two decimal points. Like 97.93 instead of 97.9. This one only goes to 97.9
72441
I believe it was regular but I hadn't purchased a calculator for years and didn't use it a lot. I have already had to change it out
200883
Nope, Instead gives it's value to eleven decimal places. Tried F&#8596;D but no go. Sorry.
626898
This calculator is a TI Nspire CAS clickpad, not is TI Nspire CAS+, good day
417474
No, it's 2 decimal places but the 100ths place is measured only by .05 degrees... so as an example, it will read 33.30 or 33.35 or 33.40