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Input/Edit

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Input/Edit Mode SPREADSHEET INPUT/EDIT Screen PITCH:I0 ov CAUTION: There is a possibility that the wordprocessor may run out ofmemory before filling the entire Spreadsheet with data, depending on the types of data you enter. The wordprocessor warns you of this with the message "Memory full." At this point, you may no longer enter data, only delete data. We recommend that you save your file to the diskette and continue with a new spreadsheet file. Each spreadsheet file may contain about 15 kb ofmemory. The SPREADSHEET INPUT/EDIT screen is your electronic spreadsheet. This screen allows you to enter and edit the data of your spreadsheet It is divided into cells, designated by their positions on the grid, so that the cell at the top left of the sheet becomes Al, the cell diagonally to the right and below it B2, etc. Moving Around the Screen PRE 5 4- EXPR NEXT S RELOC When you first see the INPUT/EDIT screen, the cursor 's in ce I A1, ready for input. You can move the cursor by pressing

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Input/Edit
Mode
SPREADSHEET
INPUT/EDIT
Screen
PITCH:I0
ov
CAUTION:
There
is
a
possibility
that
the
word
processor
may
run
out
of
memory
before
filling
the
entire
Spreadsheet
with
data,
depending
on
the
types
of
data
you
enter.
The
word
processor
warns
you
of
this
with
the
message
"Memory
full."
At
this
point,
you
may
no
longer
enter
data,
only
delete
data.
We
recommend
that
you
save
your
file
to
the
diskette
and
continue
with
a
new
spreadsheet
file.
Each
spreadsheet
file
may
contain
about
15
kb
of
memory.
The
SPREADSHEET
INPUT/EDIT
screen
is
your
electronic
spreadsheet.
This
screen
allows
you
to
enter
and
edit
the
data
of
your
spreadsheet
It
is
divided
into
cells,
designated
by
their
positions
on
the
grid,
so
that
the
cell
at
the
top
left
of
the
sheet
becomes
Al,
the
cell
diagonally
to
the
right
and
below
it
B2,
etc.
Moving
Around
the
Screen
PRE
5
4-
EXPR
NEXT
S
RELOC
When
you
first
see
the
INPUT/EDIT
screen,
the
cursor
's
in
ce
I
A1,
ready
for
input.
You
can
move
the
cursor
by
pressing
<—
, ,
T
,
and
.1.•
to
highlight
any
cell
and
to
tell
the
Spreadsheet application
where
you
want
an
entry.
Only
a
portion
of
the
Spreadsheet
is
shown
on
the
screen.
The
Spreadsheet
extends
far
beyond
what
the
screen
can
show
at
one
time:
you
can
input
data
into
as
many
as
20
columns
(A
through
T),
and
65
rows
(1
through
65).
Spreadsheet
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