I have a series of computations. At the end, a single value is on the screen with 4 digits (set on mode to float 4). I know that the calculator memory holds up to 10 decimals, so there are 6 decimals I do not see. I want to save the "memory" value so I can compute other stuff and retrieve that value later (with all decimals). How can I do that?
I think the "memory" value is always stored and saved, it's just that by changing the mode "Float" to something else, less digits are actually displayed. Given that, you can see the "memory" value after simply changing the mode to "Float."
I may be misinterpreting him, but I think he just wants to use the value later, in which case it can just be stored to a real variable (all the digits will automatically be preserved).
I have a series of computations. At the end, a single value is on the screen with 4 digits (set on mode to float 4). I know that the calculator memory holds up to 10 decimals, so there are 6 decimals I do not see. I want to save the "memory" value so I can compute other stuff and retrieve that value later (with all decimals). How can I do that?
If you want to keep the number to use later, like they said, store the number into a variable by pressing the "STO→" key (the key just above the "ON" key) and then typing a single capital letter. Then when you want to reuse the value, type the same capital letter and do whatever operations on it you want to. And just fyi, each real variable can store 14 digits.
E.G.:
12/36→A This will save .33333333333333 in A
4+4 This line has no effect on A
A*3 The value outputted from entering this line will be 1 (.333*3=1)
The last post in this thread was several months ago-you're a bit late.
woops, didnt see the date...
