Texas Instruments TI-30X-IISTK Scientific Calculator "reset decimal" Questions

...can you advise how to reset this calculator so that answers are not rounded up to 0 decimal places. remove battery and return it back this make reset-decimal places can be adjust with decimal

...reset to get rid of a '','' from my hpc calculator Turn off the calculator.Hold down the decimal point.Continue to hold the decimal point key, while turning on the calculator.The comma should change ...

...200 The reset button doesn't work for me either. But I discovered when I don't hit the "=" button, whatever decimal place is shown. Eg. "1.252 x 1.2 + " I got 1.5024 it displayed the entire

...decimal point, and I'm not sure how to reset... thanks. I found this solution on the HP website. Turn it on, and do what it says. Then turn it off and back on again, and the extra decimal places ...

...A SHARP EL-1701C AND I AM TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO SET THE DECIMAL 2 PLACES. I HAVE LOST MY MANUEL. PLEASE HELP. THANKS Anyone know how to reset the decimal places on a ti ba II, not a ba II

...reset my calculator to show only one decimal place out. How do I change back? This is an easy one and happens often. Simply depress the orange "f" key and then select how many decimal points you want ...

...decimal places, remain in effect until you change them; they are not reset each time the calculator is turned on. However, if Continuous Memory is reset, when the calculator is next turned on numbers ...

...reset to factory setting in which It showed the appropriate decimal points as needed? thanks for your help in advance! Check if you can see a key carrying normal either in the second function or so. ...

17B II need to reset decimal pstion. Press DSP. Select "FIX" and specify the number of digits (0-11) you want after the decimal point for fixed decimal, or select "ALL" for floating.

...reset the calculator without having to open and take the batteries out? Or how I can change the setting that does that the calculator round off by it self to 2 decimals? Okay, I did what the best ...