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I lost my decimal point I used to be able to enter numbers and it would set the decimal point after the last 2 numbers automatically. It won't do that now unless I press the decimal point. How do I ...

How do I avoid using the decimal when typing a number with no 0s All of our other adding machines have a + symbol in the decimal control so that when I am typing 56.23 for example, I don't have to hit

show two decimal places I need the calculator to show 2 decimal places Input the following and try: Press 2ndF and . the point button. This changes the screen to FIX DEG Press 2ndF +/- 2 Answer shown ...

Decimal places I need the the calculator to provide up to 4 decimal places for statistics but it rounds everything off to 2 decimal places. How do I fix this? Press SETUP 0 0 4. See page 8 of the ...

Sharp ELSIMATE EL-240SA - how do you stop this calculator from rounding up to whole numbers? I generally need two decimal places. Gordon Gillies From the manual: SETTING THE NUMBER OF DECIMAL DIGITS ...

I have done something so the calculator is only displaying whole numbers and will not show anything after the decimal point. Thanks! Hello The floating point number display (FIX) is set to zero ...

...fixed number of decimal digits. If you change the setting to SCI, NORM1, NORM2 or ENG, the one you choose will  be be displayed. So you will always have something displayed there. Do you still ...

Hi, I have a Sharp ELW535 Calculator and by accident I changed the mode that it is in... so now it gives me a fraction answer and not decimal. Ex, I put in 52/48 it gives me 1 1/12 Do you know how to ...

...fixed number of decimal places for every calculation. 1: SCI means scientific notation and choose the number of significant values you would like to deal with. 2: ENG means engineering and the power ...

increase the decimal places el-531xh who to set up the calculator into decimal Press SETUP, select FSE, select FIX, then enter the number of digits you want to the right of the decimal point.