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[nikkiblue]

And yes, I am well aware that I can google it, but I figure I would ask you guys instead....

I have never known the difference between "C" and CE" on the calculator.... someone explain.

[nikkiblue]

And what about "MR" and "mc" and "ms" ?

[nikkiblue]

I always thought CE stood for 'Clear Everything'.... but I've never been sure, so I just hit both the C and the CE to clear the calculator....

[hoagie]

C = clear (last number entered)

CE = clear everything.

[nancykind]

CE = clear entry !

for example, 100 plus 105 equals 205
minus 106 oops i meant to put in 105, hit CE, hit the minus sign again, and the display reverts to 205 and i can put in the correct number

[nancykind]

or, if you don't 'need' to see the display go back to the original number (205), then hit the CE and just type in the correct number. it will remember that you were subtracting

[B. Diddy]

Hoagie giving the wrong answer is the icing on the stupid cake.

[nikkiblue]

Hoagie giving the wrong answer is the icing on the stupid cake.

LOLOL!!! I love stupid cake!!!

[nikkiblue]

Ohhhhhhhhhh! Clear ENTRY!!!!!!!!!!!! Now I get it!!!! lol.

[B. Diddy]

And the world was safe once again...but for HOW LONG?!?!?

[nancykind]

i think she had additional questions though and i don't have that kind of adding machine

[MeOmYo]

MC = memory clear
MS = memory set, sets the number into memory
MR = memory recall

[Feesh]

Hoagie giving the wrong answer is the icing on the stupid cake.

So much win!!

[capt_morgan]

[nikkiblue]

MC = memory clear
MS = memory set, sets the number into memory
MR = memory recall

Awesome! thanks.

Shaddup! lol.

[hoagie]

Oops

[nikkiblue]

MC = memory clear
MS = memory set, sets the number into memory
MR = memory recall

Just to note.. I just came onto the board just for this information.. lol. Hi lovies!

[In A Silent Way]

MC = memory clear
MS = memory set, sets the number into memory
MR = memory recall

My calculator doesn't have those. It has M+, M-, and MR. Is it broken?

[MeOmYo]

yes

[MeOmYo]

or it could be reverse polish notation?