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Input/Edit

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The Input/Edit Mode The SPREADSHEET INPUT/EDIT Screen 'Al PTTCH:10 10 The SPREADSHEET INPUT/EDIT screen is your electronic spreadsheet. This screen is used to input 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 A1, the cell diagonally to the right and below it B2, etc. Moving Around the Screen 4- EXPR PRE S 4. NEXT S RELOC GB When you call up the INPUT/EDIT screen, the cursor will be in cell A1, ready for input. The cursor can be moved with k „ a, and to highlight any cell and to tell the Spreadsheet application where you wish to input. You will notice that only a portion of the Spreadsheet is shown on the screen. The Spreadsheet extends far beyond what the screen is able to display at one time - you may input data into as much as 20 columns (A through T), and 65 rows (1 through 65). It is also possible to move the cursor faster: r sor to a border of the screen and + + a cursor key moves the cur- (g) + a cursor key moves the cursor to an edge of the entire spreadsheet. In both cases, the cursor moves ver- tically or horizontally in the direction of the cursor key arrow mark. 177

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The
Input/Edit
Mode
The
SPREADSHEET
INPUT/EDIT
Screen
'Al
PTTCH:10
10
The
SPREADSHEET
INPUT/EDIT
screen
is
your
electronic
spreadsheet.
This
screen
is
used
to
input
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
A1,
the
cell
diagonally
to
the
right
and
below
it
B2,
etc.
Moving
Around
the
Screen
PRE
S
4-
EXPR
4.
NEXT
S
RELOC
When
you
call
up
the
INPUT/EDIT
screen,
the
cursor
will
be
in
cell
A1,
ready
for
input.
The
cursor
can
be
moved
with
k
a,
and
GB
to
highlight
any
cell
and
to
tell
the
Spreadsheet
application
where
you
wish
to
input.
You
will
notice
that
only
a
portion
of
the
Spreadsheet
is
shown
on
the
screen.
The
Spreadsheet
extends
far
beyond
what
the
screen
is
able
to
display
at
one
time
you
may
input
data
into
as
much
as
20
columns
(A
through
T),
and
65
rows
(1
through
65).
It
is
also
possible
to
move
the
cursor
faster:
r
+
a
cursor
key
moves
the
cur-
sor
to
a
border
of
the
screen
and
+
(g)
+
a
cursor
key
moves
the
cursor
to
an
edge
of
the
entire
spreadsheet.
In
both
cases,
the
cursor
moves
ver-
tically
or
horizontally
in
the
direction
of
the
cursor
key
arrow
mark.
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