Entering Information In A Selected Range; Working With Formulas - Brother Ensemble PDP-300CJ Owner's Manual

Entering Information in a Selected Range

You can save time by selecting
the range of cells in which you
want to enter data before you
start.

Working with Formulas

Spreadsheet uses floating point
math . While floating point
calculations have benefits such
as speed, they are inherently
inaccurate. All spreadsheets
based on floating point math
produce errors in the 17th or 18th
significant digit. While this is often
not detectable, the errors become
apparent in some calculations,
especially when you use financial
functions like IRR and NPV .
Spreadsheet adheres to the IEEE
754 standards for floating point
calculations.
format appears in the dialog box.
Spreadsheet changes the format of the selected cell(s).
The dialog box disappears.
ENTER
automatically moves to the top of the next column in the selection.
TAB
automatically moves to the beginning of the next column in the
selection.
Moving through the
selected range using
the ENTER key
S
References
S
Operators
S
Values
S
Built-in functions
An example of the
The active cell
The active cell
Moving through the
selected range using
the TAB key
every
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