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  1. Add conversions to the Watch App

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  2. More Tutorials

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    1 comment  ·  CALC - Other  ·  Admin →
    completed  ·  AdminGeorge H. (QApps Support, QApps LLC) responded

    Startup tutorial is now available since v 3.5 along with additional help via UserVoice along the way or for more common features, by pressing and holding the bottom right corner on the main screen.

  3. Reset input to 0 when you open calc after a few minutes.

    Give the option to have the input field automatically reset to zero after some time so that you can start from scratch when you launch calc. (Not to have to clear he field each time)

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  4. ¡Historial de operaciones!

    Que las respuestas puedan quedar guardadas junto con la operación. Así para que si necesitas consultar en ese u otro momento la operación ya la tengas y no la vuelvas a hacer

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  5. Option to reverse CALC buttons with 123 at the top

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  6. Memory

    Nice looking but lacks a simple mode with m+ m- mr mc and make it useful for daily regular tasks

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    0 comments  ·  CALC - Other  ·  Admin →
    completed  ·  AdminGeorge H. (QApps Support, QApps LLC) responded

    Hi, this function has been added a while back – here is the info on that :-)

    FAQ: How to M+ M- MR & MC?

    As you know, CALC is built around productivity, efficiency and reliability. An essential missing piece of the memory function on traditional calculators has always been the complete lack of transparency and verifiability of any of the numbers you were adding into it. CALC solves this problem in a number of ways:

    Option 1: You have the ability to Select and Aggregate any History entry. CALC will also Auto-sum all numbers entered each day.

    Option 2: In the Landscape Mode, you can swipe down (or tap an hold) the three dots in the upper left side, to reveal the “Tape-roll” mode, where you have the ability to do fast Sub-sums and Total sums of your entries and you can also turn the history off temporarily…

  7. round

    How to round values ?
    I would like round($1;dec) where "dec" is the number of decimals after dot (comma).
    round(2.56 ; 1) = 2.6
    round(2.54 ; 1) = 2.5
    round (2.459 ; 2)= 2.46

    rnd() function seems to compute weird values, what does it stand for?

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