IMD 1.18: 15/05/2012 9:49:36 1.0.1 solution designer sta-8001-5 3 of 3 71-03185-03  n2¼À 03185-3/3ÀÞO'hÞO'hÂÀÄ$#¾¦9|M^ÿÿ $,‰sòsòÿÿÿVNÿVF$,2.0 0E05:19AFh (0344:19AFh) Res FTYPED 0E05:1A24h (0344:1A24h) Res PSYSINBS 0E05:1A2Eh (0344:1A2Eh) Help text is displayed in a window. If there is more than \ one window of text, use the following keys to \ display more text: Up/Down Arrow keys Display next/previous 3 lines \KEY=End \Displays end of Help text \KEY=Home  \Displays beginning of Help text \KEY=Page \Displays next window of Help text \KEY=s-Page \Displays previous window of Help text TO VIEW RELATED HELP TEXT: o\IND\Select one of the function key labels displayed below \ the Help window. TO VIEW A LIST OF ALL AVAILABLE HELP TOPICS: 1\IND\Press CONTENT (F1). 2\IND\Move the cursor to the desired topic, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. TO FINISH USING HELP: o\IND\Press \KEY=Exit\. \EOT\Solution Designer is derived from Supercomp-Twenty. \ Supercomp-Twenty is a trademark of Access Technology, Inc. Solution Designer combines the capabilities and features \ of the two most popular spreadsheet programs--Lotus 1-2-3 and \ Multiplan--and makes those features available to users of \ CTOS workstations. The main Solution Designer Help topics are: \BL\Worksheet Commands\BS\ - Commands that determine the \ overall appearance of the worksheet, and allow you to establish \ some "automatic" settings for every cell in the current worksheet. \BL\Range Commands\BS\ - Commands that allow you to work with a \ group of cells as a unit. \BL\File Commands\BS\ - Commands that allow you to save and \ retrieve worksheets, combine worksheets, use portions \ of a worksheet with another worksheet, and use worksheets \ created with other application software. \BL\Print Commands\BS\ - Commands for printing worksheets. \BL\Data Commands\BS\ - Commands used for preparing information \ in the worksheet so you can sort, find, and display specific \ worksheet information. \BL\Advanced Commands\BS\ - Commands used for linking worksheets, \ using goal-seeking, moving entire columns and rows, and using other \ special default settings. \BL\NOTE:\BS\ For more information on general Help \ topics, select one of the function key labels below, or \ select the CONTENT (F1) function key label for a complete \ list of available topics. \EOT\To move the cursor between cells in a worksheet, you must \ be in READY mode. For information on how the cursor moves \ in MENU mode, select the MENUS function key label below. There are many ways to move the cursor between the cells in \ a worksheet. Sometimes you move the cursor without \ moving the columns and rows displayed in the worksheet \ window, and sometimes the cursor stays on a cell while \ the columns and rows are moved up or down within the \ worksheet window. MOVING THE CURSOR Use the following keys to move the cursor: Arrow keys \IND\Move the cursor from cell to cell. \KEY=Home  \\IND\Moves the cursor to cell a1 (the \ upper-left corner of the worksheet). \KEY=Beg \\IND\Moves the cursor to the top row \ in the current column. \KEY=Fin \\IND\Moves the cursor to the last row \ in the current co  ed. o\IND\If you are in POINT mode, you can move the cursor to the cell, \ and press Abs (F4) \ one or more times to change the reference to one of the different types. \ Whatever type the reference is, it will be changed to the next type in the \ following order: all relative, all absolute, column relative, row relative \ (then back to all relative, etc.). o\IND\If you are in EDIT mode, you can move the edit cursor to the cell \ reference and press Abs (F4) \ one or more times to change the reference to one of the different types (as \ described above for POINT mode). \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on formulas and operators, select \ the FORMULA function key label below. \EOT\A formula tells the program to perform \ calculations and display the result (a value) in the cell \ containing the formula. The formula for a specific cell is not \ shown in the worksheet; it is displayed in the \ command panel when the cursor is over the cell. You specify which cells are used in a formula by includilumn. Go To (F5) \IND\Moves the cursor to a specified cell. \KEY=End \\IND\Moves the cursor across a block of empty cells \ to the next filled cell, or across a block of filled cells \ to the next empty cell. Used with arrow keys. MOVING THE WORKSHEET CELLS The worksheet window displays approximately 23 rows and 8 columns at \ a time. The complete worksheet is actually 8192 rows by \ 512 columns. Use the following keys to move the worksheet window: \KEY=Next \\IND\Moves the worksheet to \ the left one full screen. \KEY=Prev \\IND\Moves the worksheet to the \ right one full screen. \KEY=Page \\IND\Moves the worksheet up one full screen. \KEY=s-Page \\IND\Moves the worksheet down one full screen. Window (F6) \IND\Moves the cursor between split windows. \EOT\A cell reference identifies a specific cell by its column \ letter and row number. There are two types of cell \ references used in formulas: \UL\relative\US\ cell references, and \ \UL\absolute\US\ cell references. RELATIVE CELL REFERENCES A relative cell reference in a formula consists of a column letter \ and row number, and is "remembered" in a formula by the relationship \ of its location to that of the cell containing the formula. For example, if you have a formula in cell d5 that looks \ like this: \BL\+a5*b5\BS\ When the formula is copied one row down, cell d6 will contain \ a formula that looks like this: \BL\+a6*b6\BS\ \UL\Adding Relative Cell References to Formulas\US\ You can add a relative cell reference to a formula in \ the following ways: o\IND\You can type the column letter and row number of \ the cell (for example, +a5). o\IND\You can type the addresses separated by a period \ to indicate a range of cells (for example, +b5.d5). o\IND\You can type the name of a named cell range \ (for example, Sales). o\IND\You can "point" to the cell by moving the cursor with \ the arrow keys from the formula cell to the reference cell. ABSOLUTE CELL REFERENCES An absolute cell reference is the address of a particular \ cell, whether or not the relationship between it and \ the formula cell remains constant. When you want to indicate \ an absolute cell reference, precede the row number and/or \ column letter with a $ sign. There are three kinds of absolute cell references: o\IND\If the $ sign appears before both the column letter \ and row number (for example, $b$4), then the cell reference \ is never adjusted as the worksheet is changed. o\IND\If the $ sign appears before the column letter only \ (for example, $b4), then the column number is never adjusted, \ but the row number could be. o\IND\If the $ sign appears before the row number only \ (for example, b$4), then the row number is never adjusted, \ but the column letter could be. \UL\Adding Absolute Cell References to Formulas\US\ You can add absolute cell references to a formula in one \ of two ways: o\IND\You can type the cell reference, adding $ signs \ where they are need ng their \ names or addresses (cell references) in the formula. The calculations \ are performed by including "operators" or "functions" in the formula. FORMULA OPERATORS Operators are symbols that represent calculations to be \ performed. The following is a list of formula operators: +\IND\Addition -\IND\Subtraction *\IND\Multiplication /\IND\Division \UL\Examples of operators in formulas:\US\ \IND\+C2+D2 \IND\+C2*D2 \IND\+C2/D2 \IND\+C2-D2 FUNCTIONS A function is a commonly used formula or expression (a series of \ cell references linked by operators) identified by a name, that \ can be substituted as a shortcut for a long formula or a value. The following are examples of a few functions: @LOG Logarithm base 10 @SUM Sum of values of all cells in list @IRR Internal rate of return For more information on functions, select the FNCTION function \ key label below. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To enter a formula in a cell: 1\IND\Move the cursor to the cell that will contain the formula. 2\IND\Type a "+" to start a formula, or type a function. 3\IND\Enter the formula, using cell references, values, operators \ and/or functions. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ after you have finished typing the formula. 5\IND\If there is an error in the formula, the bell will sound, and \ you will be placed in EDIT mode. The error may result from spelling a range \ name or function name incorrectly, or from invalid use of an operator. \ Correct the error using the arrow keys and \KEY=Backspace\ or \KEY=Delete\, \ then press \KEY=Enter\ again. \UL\To edit a previously entered formula:\US\ 1\IND\Move the cursor to the cell that contains the formula you \ want to change. 2\IND\Press F2 (Edit). 3\IND\Use \KEY=Backspace\ or \KEY=Delete\ to erase the incorrect \ portions of the formula. 4\IND\Type the correct formula and then press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on functions, select the \ FNCTION function key label below. For more information on EDIT mode, select the \ MODES function key label below. For more information on cell references, select the \ CELLREF function key label below. \EOT\\BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ A function is a commonly used formula \ or expression (series of \ cell references linked by operators), identified by a name, that \ can be substituted for a long formula or a value. When you type the function names, you can use or omit the @ sign \ that precedes them, and you can use uppercase, lowercase, or \ mixed case letters. When the function names are displayed in the \ command panel, they are always preceded by the @ sign and are \ displayed fully capitalized. The functions fall into eight categories, listed below: \BL\Arithmetical and Statistical Functions\BS\ ABS  \IND\EXP \IND\MAX \IND\ROUND \IND\STD AVG \IND\INT \IND\MIN \IND\ROW \IND\SUM BLANK \IND\LABEL \IND\MOD \IND\SIGN \IND\VAR COL \IND\LN \IND\RAND \IND\SORT COUNT \IND\LOG \IND\RANK \IND\SQRT \BL\Date and Time Functions\BS\ DATE \IND\HOUR \IND\NOW \IND\TIMEVALUE DATEVALUE\IND\MINUTE \IND\SECOND \IND\TODAY DAY \IND\MONTH \IND\TIME \IND\YEAR \BL\Financial Functions\BS\ CTERM \IND\IRR  \IND\PV \IND\SYD DDB \IND\NPV \IND\RATE \IND\TERM FV \IND\PMT \IND\SLN \BL\Logical Functions\BS\ AND \IND\IF \IND\ISNUMBER \IND\NOT ERR \IND\ISERR \IND\ISSTRING \IND\OR FALSE \IND\ISNA  \IND\NA \IND\TRUE \BL\Lookup, Choose, and Index Functions\BS\ @ \IND\CHOOSE \IND\INDEX \IND\ROWS CELL \IND\COLS \IND\INDEXMP \IND\VLOOKUP CELLPOINTER\IND\HLOOKUP \IND\LOOKUP \BL\String Functions\BS\ CHAR \IND\FIND \IND\MID \IND\REPLACE \IND\TRIM CODE \IND\LEFT \IND\N \IND\RIGHT \IND\UPPER DOLLAR \IND\LENGTH \IND\PROPER \IND\S \IND\VALUE EXACT \IND\LOWER \IND\REPEAT \IND\STRING \BL\Trigonometric Fun  serial number argument. @NOW \IND\returns serial number for the current date and time. @SECOND(time number)\IND\returns an integer value from 0 to 59 calculated \ from the time number. @TIME(hr,min,sec) \IND\returns the time serial number from the hour, minute, \ and second given as arguments. @TIMEVALUE(time string)\IND\returns the time serial number (hour, minute, \ and second) of the string value. @TODAY \IND\same as @NOW, returns the current date and time \ serial number. @YEAR(date number) \IND\returns the year from a date serial number argument. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\@CTERM(int,fv,pv) \IND\calculates the number of compounding \ periods it will \ take an investment of present value, pv, to grow to a future value, fv, \ while earning a fixed interest rate, int, per compounding period. @DDB(cost,salvage,life,period)\IND\calculates the depreciation allowance on \ an asset for a specified time ctions\BS\ ACOS \IND\ATAN \IND\COS \IND\SIN ASIN \IND\ATAN2 \IND\PI \IND\TAN \BL\Database Functions\BS\ DAVG \IND\DMAX \IND\DSTD \IND\DVAR DCOUNT \IND\DMIN \IND\DSUM For detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. For a list of the functions in each category and their parameters, select \ the appropriate function key label below. \EOT\@ABS(x) \IND\returns the absolute value of the argument specified. @AVG(list)\IND\returns the average value of the arguments in the list. @BLANK(range)\IND\returns the number of blank cells in the range. @COL \IND\returns the column number of the cell containing the formula. @COUNT(list)\IND\returns the number of nonblank cells in the list. @EXP(x) \IND\returns the exponential value for the argument. @INT(x) \IND\returns the integer value of the argument. @LABEL(range)\IND\returns the number of cells containing strings in the range. @LN(x) \IND\returns the natural logarithm (base e) of the numerical \ expression. @LOG(x) \IND\returns the logarithm (base 10) of the expression. @MAX(list)\IND\returns the maximum value of all arguments in the list. @MIN(list)\IND\returns the minimum value of all arguments in the list. @MOD(x,y) \IND\returns the remainder (modulus) of the first argument (x) \ divided by the second (y). @RAND \IND\generates random numbers between 0.0 and 1.0. @RANK(x,list)\IND\sorts the elements in the list in ascending order, and \ returns the location of the element in the list based on the value of the \ first argument (x). @ROUND(x,n)\IND\rounds the first argument (x) to the precision specified by \ the second (n). @ROW \IND\returns the row number of the cell in which the formula resides. @SIGN(x) \IND\returns a number that represents the sign of the argument: \ 1 if x is positive; 0 if x is zero or blank; -1 if x is negative. @SORT(x,list)\IND\sorts the arguments in the list in ascending order, and \ returns the value corresponding to the value of the first argument (x). @SQRT(x) \IND\returns the square root of the argument (x must be positive). @STD(list)\IND\returns the standard deviation of the values in the list or \ range. @SUM(list)\IND\returns the sum of the arguments in the list. @VAR(list)\IND\returns the population variance of arguments in the list. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\@DATE(year,month,day)\IND\returns a date serial number from the year, month, \ and day given as arguments. @DATEVALUE(date string)\IND\returns a date serial number from the year, \ month, and day used in the string value. @DAY(date number) \IND\returns the day of the month from a date serial \ number argument. @HOUR(time number) \IND\returns an integer value from 0 (midnight) to 23 \ (23:00 or 11:00 pm) calculated from a time number. @MINUTE(time number)\IND\returns an integer value from 0 to 59 calculated \ from the time number. @MONTH(date number) \IND\returns the month from a date  period, using the double-declining balance \ method. @FV(payment,interest,n) \IND\calculates the future value of an annuity \ based on a payment, interest rate, and number of payment periods. @IRR(guess,range) \IND\calculates the approximate internal rate \ of return for \ a series of cash receipts and payments made at regular intervals. @NPV(interest,range) \IND\calculates the net present value of a \ series of cash flows. @PMT(principal,interest,n) \IND\returns the payment per period for a \ given principal amount, at a specified interest rate per period, and for \ a specified number of periods. @PV(payment,interest,n) \IND\calculates the present worth of an ordinary \ annuity. @RATE(fv,pv,term) \IND\calculates the periodic interest rate \ necessary for a present value, pv, to grow to a future value, fv, during the \ number of compounding periods in term. @SLN(cost,salvage,life) \IND\calculates the straight-line depreciation \ of an asset for one period. @SYD(cost,salvage,life,period)\IND\calculates the sum of the years' \ digits depreciation for a specified period. @TERM(pmt,int,fv) \IND\calculates the number of payment periods \ in an ordinary annuity term necessary to accumulate a future value of fv, \ earning a periodic interest rate of int. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\@IF(argument,tvalue,fvalue)\IND\tests an argument to determine if it is \ true (nonzero) or false (0). @AND(list) \IND\is similar to the #AND# operator, except \ that it can work on more than two values. @ERR \IND\returns the value ERR. @FALSE \IND\returns the value 0. @ISERR(cell) \IND\checks the value of a specified cell to \ determine if the cell contains ERR. @ISNA(cell) \IND\checks the value of a specified cell to \ determine if the cell contains NA. @ISNUMBER(x) \IND\checks the value of a specified cell to \ determine if the cell contains a numeric value. @ISSTRING(x) \IND\checks the value of a specified cell to \ determine if the cell contains a string. @NA \IND\returns the value NA. @NOT(x)  \IND\performs a similar job to the #NOT# \ operator, with a different format. @OR(list) \IND\is similar to the #OR# operator, except \ that it can work on more than two values. @TRUE \IND\returns the value 1. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\@@(cell address) \IND\returns the value of the cell referred to by the \ cell address. @CELL(attribute,range) \IND\returns an attribute of a cell or range. \ Attributes are: address, col, contents, format, prefix, protect, row, \ type, and width. @CELLPOINTER(attribute) \IND\returns attribute information about the \ current cell. @CHOOSE(x,v0,v1,...,vn) \IND\returns a value from a list (v0,v1,...,vn) \ based on the placement in the list (x). @COLS(range) \IND\returns the number of columns in the range you \ specify. @HLOOKUP(x,table range,row offset)\IND\performs a horizontal table lookup \ on a horizontal table. @INDEX(range,row,column)\IND\returns a cell value based on its location \ as defined by the row number and column number arguments in the specified \ range. @INDEXMP(area,subscripts)\IND\returns a cell value from the area based on \ its location as defined by the subscripts from the area. @LOOKUP(x,table range) \IND\performs a table lookup based on the value of \ the specified x argument, which must be numeric. @ROWS(range) \IND\returns the number of rows in the range you \ specify. @VLOOKUP(x,table range,column offset)\IND\performs a vertical table lookup \ on a vertical table. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\@CHAR(x) \IND\returns the character that corresponds to the number \ you specify, which can be any value fro  f the values that meet the criterion. @DSUM(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the sum of the values that meet the criterion. @DVAR(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the variance of those values that meet the criterion. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\\BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ A macro is a sequence of keystrokes entered as \ labels in a single column in the current worksheet. Macro cell entries \ can contain commands, functions, labels, values, keystrokes - any cell \ entry. When you create a macro, you give it a one-character name. To execute \ the macro, press F1 (Macro), then the one-character macro name. \ Solution Designer \ reads the cell entries for the macro, beginning with the first cell, \ and continuing to cells below until it reaches a blank cell, a Macro \ Finish command, or an invalid macro entry. You enter the macro in a single column of cells in the current worksheet. \ There are two ways to create a macrom 1 to 255. @CODE(string) \IND\returns the numeric code of the first character \ in the string. @DOLLAR(x) \IND\changes the argument from a value to a text string, with \ a dollar sign and two decimal places. @EXACT(string1,string2)\IND\determines if string1 is an exact match of \ string2. @FIND(search string,string,start number) \IND\searches the string \ specified, beginning at the start number location, for the occurrence of \ the search string you specify. @LEFT(string,n)  \IND\returns the first n characters of a string. @LENGTH(string) \IND\returns the number of characters in the string. @LOWER(string) \IND\converts all the letters in a string to lowercase. @MID(string,start number,n)\IND\returns a substring of length n from the \ string, beginning with the start number character. @N(range) \IND\returns the numeric value of the upper-left corner cell \ in the specified range. @PROPER(string) \IND\converts the alphabetic characters in the string to an \ initial capital letter, followed by lowercase letters for the remainder of \ the string (proper capitalization). @REPEAT(string,n)\IND\duplicates the string the number of times specified \ by n. @REPLACE(original string,start number,n,new string)  \IND\removes n characters \ from the original string and substitutes the new string, beginning with the \ start number character. @RIGHT(string,n) \IND\returns the last n characters of the string. @S(range) \IND\returns the value of the upper-left corner cell in the \ range as a string value. @STRING(x,n) \IND\converts a numeric value, x, to a string value with n \ decimal places. @TRIM(string) \IND\removes any spaces preceding or following the string. @UPPER(string) \IND\converts all the characters in the string to uppercase. @VALUE(string) \IND\converts a number string to its numeric value. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\@ACOS(x) \IND\returns the arc cosine of the argument. @ASIN(x) \IND\returns the arc sine of the argument. @ATAN(x) \IND\returns the arc tangent of the argument. @ATAN2(x,y)\IND\returns the arc tangent of the first argument (x) divided \ by the second argument (y). @COS(x) \IND\returns the cosine of the argument. @PI \IND\returns the value pi, 3.14159265358979. @SIN(x) \IND\returns the sine of the argument. @TAN(x) \IND\returns the tangent of the argument. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\@DAVG(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the average value of those records meeting the criterion. @DCOUNT(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the number of records that meet the criterion. @DMAX(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the maximum value that meets the criterion. @DMIN(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the minimum value that meets the criterion. @DSTD(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the standard deviation o : \IND\o\IND\use the Advanced Record-Macro command to let the worksheet record \ each command and keystroke automatically as you perform the sequence, or \IND\o\IND\enter each command and keystroke of the macro yourself by typing \ them as labels in the appropriate cells. To view or edit the macro, use the F5 (Go To) key to move to it quickly. Macro commands (including /X commands) help you create complex custom \ macros that are like miniature programs. Select the MACCMDS or MISCMAC \ function key labels below for more information on these predefined macros. The procedures for creating a macro are shown below. \ For more information on macros, see the Solution Designer \ Reference. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To create a macro using the Advanced Record-Macro Command: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the location in the worksheet where \ you want to store the macro. 2\IND\Make sure the worksheet area contains enough blank cells to \ accommodate the macro. 3\IND\From READY mode, type /ar 4\IND\Type one letter to name the macro. 5\IND\Type the address of the cell or cells in the first row of the \ macro range. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. 7\IND\Enter the keystrokes that make up the macro. 8\IND\To end the macro, press F1 (Macro), then press \KEY=Exit\. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To create a macro by typing: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the location in the worksheet where \ you want to store the macro. 2\IND\Make sure the worksheet area contains enough blank cells to \ accommodate the macro. 3\IND\Type the characters and keystrokes you want in the macro. 4\IND\Type a label for the macro so you know what it is when you see \ it in the worksheet. 5\IND\Use the following procedure to name the macro just created. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To name a macro: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the first cell containing the macro \ commands and keystrokes. 2\IND\Type /rnc 3\IND\Type a backslash (\\) to inform the worksheet that you are naming \ a macro; then type a letter for the macro name, and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\You are prompted to select the range you are naming. 4\IND\With the cell pointer positioned on the first command cell of \ the macro, press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use a macro: 1\IND\Press F1 (Macro). 2\IND\Press the key corresponding to the macro name. \EOT\\BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The most heavily used macro commands are listed below. \ Select the MISCMAC function key label below to see additional macro commands \ which are less frequently used (including the /X commands). \BL\Keyboard Interaction\BS\ {?} \IND\halts macro execution temporarily so you can enter \ data from the keyboard. {BREAKOFF} \IND\disables the Code-Cancel key during macro execution. {BREAKON} \IND\restores the Code-Cancel key, undoing a {BREAKOFF} \ command. {GET location} \IND\pauses for you to type a single character, then \ stores the character at a specified location. {GETLABEL prompt-string,location}\IND\pauses for you to type a character \ string, then stores it as a left-aligned label entry at location. {GETNUMBER prompt-string,location}\IND\pauses for you to type a number, then \ stores it as a numeric entry at location. {LOOK location} \IND\checks to see if you have typed a character. If no \ characters have been typed, Solution Designer erases the location cell. {MENUBRANCH location}\IND\halts macro execution temporarily so you can \ select a menu item; then it branches accordingly. {MENUCALL location} \IND\halts macro execution temporarily so you can \ select a menu item; then it executes the corresponding macro as a \ subroutine. {WAIT time-serial-number}\IND\stops execution and displays the WAIT \ indicator in the upper-right corner of the screen until the specified time \ is reached. \BL\Program Flow\BS\ {BRANCH location} \IND\continues execution at a different cell. {DEFINE location1:type1,location2:type2,...}\IND\allocates storage \ locations and assigns argument types for arguments to be pas  IND\copies the specified number of characters \ (bytecount) from a file, beginning at the current position of the file \ pointer, to the specified location in the worksheet. {READLN location} \IND\copies a line of characters from a file, beginning \ at the current position of the file pointer up to a line feed. {SETPOS file-position}\IND\sets a new position for the file pointer in \ the currently open file. {WRITE string} \IND\copies the characters in the worksheet you specify to \ the location of the file pointer in an open file that has either write or \ modify access. {WRITELN string} \IND\adds a line-feed sequence to a string of characters \ and writes the string to an open file. \BL\Macro Programming (/X) Commands\BS\ These commands are provided so that macros created with Lotus 1-2-3 version 1A \ will work. Their equivalents in the new format are shown \ below; the newer format should be used when creating macros. /XIcondition~ \IND\If-Then function, {IF} /XGlocation~ \IND\sed to a \ subroutine. {DISPATCH location} \IND\branches to a destination specified by the location. {FOR counter-loc,start-number,stop-number,step-number,starting-loc} \IND\repeatedly executes the macro that begins in a \ particular location. {FORBREAK} \IND\cancels execution of a {FOR} loop and continues \ processing at the first character after the {FOR} command. {IF condition} \IND\conditionally executes the command that follows it. {ONERROR branch-location,}\IND\branches to branch-\ location if an error occurs. {QUIT} \IND\terminates macro execution, returning control to the \ keyboard. {RESTART} \IND\cancels a subroutine and clears the subroutine stack. {RETURN}  \IND\returns from a macro subroutine. {routine-name ,...} \IND\The {routine-\ name} command calls a subroutine; you can add optional arguments. \BL\Manipulating Data\BS\ {BLANK location} \IND\erases the contents of cells in a range, like the \ Range Erase command, but is faster for use in macros. {CONTENTS destination-loc,source-loc,,} \IND\yields a string value that represents the current \ numeric contents of another cell. {LET location,number(or string)}\IND\stores a number or label entry in a \ cell location. {PUT location,col-number,row-number,number(or string)}\IND\stores a \ number or string in a specified location within a range. {RECALC location,,}\IND\recalculates the \ formulas in a specified location, proceeding row by row. {RECALCCOL location,,}\IND\recalculates the \ formulas in a specified location, proceeding column by column. \EOT\\BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The less heavily used macro commands are listed below. \ Select the MACCMDS function key label below to see additional macro commands. \BL\Controlling the Screen\BS\ {BEEP } \IND\sounds the bell or tone on the computer. {INDICATE }\IND\changes the mode indicator in the upper-right \ corner of the screen. {PANELOFF} \IND\suppresses redrawing of the control panel during \ macro execution. {PANELON} \IND\restores the standard redrawing of the control panel \ during macro execution. {WINDOWSOFF} \IND\freezes the screen display except for the control panel. {WINDOWSON} \IND\restores the redrawing of the worksheet during macro \ execution. \BL\Working with Files\BS\ {CLOSE} \IND\closes a file that was opened with the {OPEN} command. {FILESIZE location}\IND\determines the number of bytes in the currently open \ file and records the result in the cell or range you specify in location. {GETPOS location} \IND\determines the current location of the file pointer \ in the open file and displays its location in the cell or range you \ specify in location. {OPEN filename,access-mode}\IND\opens a file for reading, writing, or both. {READ bytecount,location}\ Go To command, {BRANCH} /XClocation~ \IND\Subroutine call, {routine-name} /XR \IND\Subroutine return, {RETURN} /XQ \IND\Quit, {QUIT} /XLmessage~location~\IND\Pause for label input, {GETLABEL} /XNmessage~location~\IND\Pause for numeric input, {GETNUMBER} /XMlocation~ \IND\Pause for menu choice, {MENUBRANCH} \EOT\Whenever you are using the program, the command panel \ displays one of the following mode indicators: \BL\READY\BS\ - Indicates that the program is ready \ to accept data or information in the current cell. \BL\MENU\BS\ - Indicates you are using the command \ menus. The menus are displayed in the command panel. \BL\POINT\BS\ - Indicates that the program is waiting for \ you to move the cursor to indicate a range of cells. \BL\LABEL\BS\ - Indicates you are typing a label; as opposed to \ typing a value. \BL\VALUE\BS\ - Indicates you are typing a formula, function, or \ number. \BL\EDIT\BS\ - Indicates that you have made an error in a formula, \ or have requested EDIT mode by pressing Edit (F2). Information about \ EDIT mode follows the description of sub-mode indicators below. \BL\WAIT\BS\ - Indicates that you have started a recalculation or \ command that is being processed, and may take some time to complete. \BL\ERROR\BS\ - Indicates that an error has occured. A message \ describing the error is displayed in the status line, below the worksheet. \ Press \KEY=Enter\ or \KEY=Cancl\ to exit ERROR mode. SUB-MODE INDICATORS One or more of the following sub-mode indicators may be displayed next to the \ mode indicator in the control panel at various times: \BL\RCD\BS\ - Indicates that you are creating a macro with \ the Advanced Record-Macro command. \BL\CMD\BS\ - A macro is currently being executed, and is \ waiting for keyboard input. \BL\SST\BS\ - Macro single-step mode has been enabled. \ If the indicator is flashing, a macro has been started and the program \ is waiting for a key to be pressed. The next step of the macro will then be \ executed. \BL\CIRC\BS\ - The worksheet contains a circular reference. \ Use the Worksheet Status command to display the location of the last cell in \ the circular chain of references. \BL\CALC\BS\ - The worksheet has been changed since the last \ recalculation, and some formulas may not have their correct values. Also \ used to indicate that a cell was changed during macro execution, without \ being redisplayed. \BL\END\BS\ - The \KEY=End\ key has been pressed, and the program is \ waiting for an arrow key, \KEY=Home\, or \KEY=End\ to be pressed. CURSOR MOVEMENT IN EDIT MODE The following keys may be used to \ change the information in the current cell when in EDIT mode: \KEY=Backspace \\IND\Erases character to left of cursor \KEY=Delete \\IND\Erases character at cursor position \KEY=Back \\IND\Moves cursor one character to left \KEY=Prev \\IND\Moves cursor five characters to left \KEY=Home \\IND\Moves cursor to first character \KEY=Forward \\IND\Moves cursor one character to right \KEY=Next \\IND\Moves cursor five characters to right \KEY=End \\IND\Moves cursor to last character \KEY=Cancl \\IND\Leaves EDIT mode without keeping changes \KEY=Enter \\IND\Leaves EDIT mode and enters changes in cell Calc (F9) \IND\Converts a formula to its value \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on EDIT mode, see the \ User's Guide or Reference Manual. \EOT\The program displays \BL\MENU\BS\ in the upper-right corner of the \ worksheet window when you are in MENU mode. This means \ you are ready to select a command. The cursor \ moves between the menu selections, and does not move \ between cells of the worksheet. ENTERING MENU MODE To enter MENU mode and display the top-level menu: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type / SELECTING COMMANDS IN MENU MODE There are two basic methods of moving the cursor \ and selecting commands in MENU mode: o\IND\By using cur  ame of the current worksheet. 3\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to save the worksheet with the existing \ name, or type a new name and then press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\If the file already exists, you must choose whether or not to \ replace the existing file. Press r to overwrite the file, or c to cancel \ the update. \IND\After a few moments, the worksheet is saved and you can \ continue where you left off before saving. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ You also have the opportunity to save the \ worksheet when you exit. Remember, if you do not save \ the worksheet when you exit, all changes you have made since \ your last save are lost. \EOT\There are five general steps for issuing any command: 1\IND\Make sure READY mode is displayed in the upper-\ right corner of the worksheet window. 2\IND\Type / to enter MENU mode. 3\IND\Select the desired command by typing the first \ character of the command name, or move the cursor to highlight \ the desired command and press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Supply additional informasor keys to point to menu selections o\IND\By typing the first character of a menu selection \ name USING CURSOR KEYS AND MENU MODE When you are in MENU mode, you can point to any menu selection \ by using the arrow keys to move the highlight in the direction \ of the arrow, by using \KEY=End\ to move to the last \ selection on the menu, or by using \KEY=Home\ to move to \ the first selection in the menu. The arrow keys "cycle" through the menu selections, \ moving past the last item in \ the menu and returning to the first item, until you stop \ pressing the arrow keys. After you highlight the \ desired command, press \KEY=Enter\ to select it. SELECTING COMMANDS BY TYPING You can also select any command in any menu by typing \ the first letter of the command name. The command is \ selected automatically; there is no need to press \ \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on commands and command \ selection, select the COMMAND function key label below. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /q\BS\ (or \KEY=Exit\ key) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ There are two ways to exit \ from the program: o\IND\Use the Quit command o\IND\Press \KEY=Exit\. In both cases, you must be in READY mode before exiting. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To exit the program: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. \IND\If you are in VALUE, LABEL, or EDIT mode, press \ \KEY=Cancl\ or \KEY=Break\ until you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Press \KEY=Exit\, or select the Quit command. \IND\You can select the Quit command \ from READY mode by typing: /q \IND\If you have made some changes to the worksheet since \ the last time you have saved the worksheet, you see the \ following exit choices: \IND\No - Don't exit program; return to READY mode \IND\Yes - Exit program without saving \IND\Save - Save changes, then exit from program 3\IND\\UL\To save changes before exiting\US\, press S. \IND\All changes you have made are saved to disk, and \ you exit from the program. \IND\Or, \UL\if you do not want to save any changes\US\, \ press Y. \IND\Any changes you have made to the worksheet since \ your last save are not saved to disk. Select the SAVING function key label below for \ more information on what happens when you save a \ worksheet. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /fs\BS\ (File Save Command) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ Saving your worksheets is very \ important. When you save a \ worksheet, you are storing your recent work (including \ all settings, ranges, and formulas) on the hard \ disk, and possibly overwriting the previous \ hard disk copy of your current worksheet. Until you \ save the worksheet, all your work \ is in memory, and could be lost if you experience a power \ failure. It is a good idea to save your worksheets every \ 15 minutes or so. This protects your recent work should \ a power failure occur. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To update and save your current worksheet: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /fs \IND\The "Enter save filename:" message is displayed, followed \ by the n tion in response to command prompts. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to execute the command and \ return to READY mode. \BL\Responding to Command Prompts\BS\ Many commands display prompts or messages \ to guide you through the steps for completing the \ commands. The following are examples of command prompts: \IND\Enter save filename: \IND\Enter number of decimal points: \IND\Enter range to copy FROM: There are many ways to respond to the command prompts, \ depending upon the type of prompt displayed. Many prompts \ wait for you to type a name or number. Some prompts allow you \ to select responses from a menu. Others let you move the \ cursor to indicate the response. All responses, whether they are typed, chosen from a \ menu, or indicated by pointing with the cursor, are \ executed after you press \KEY=Enter\. After you press \KEY=Enter\ to execute a command, you leave \ MENU mode and are returned to READY mode. \BL\Canceling Commands\BS\ If you decide that you do not want to continue with \ a command, you can cancel the command and "back up" a \ step, or start over from READY mode. However, if you already pressed \KEY=Enter\ to \ execute the command, you must undo the effects of \ the command. The steps for undoing the effects of a \ command depend upon the specific command. Refer to an \ explanation of the specific command for more information. \UL\To "back up" a step in a command sequence:\US\ o\IND\Press \KEY=Cancl\. \UL\To cancel a command sequence and return to READY mode:\US\ o\IND\Press \KEY=Break\. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /w\BS\ (Worksheet Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The following Worksheet commands \ control the overall setup and appearance of the \ worksheet window: \BL\Worksheet Global\BS\ commands control the \ default Format, Label-Prefix, Column-Width, \ Recalculation, and Protection settings. \BL\Worksheet Insert\BS\ adds a blank column to \ the left of the cursor, or a blank row above the cursor. \BL\Worksheet Delete\BS\ removes entire columns or rows \ from the worksheet. \BL\Worksheet Column-Width\BS\ determines the width \ of selected columns, or resets the width of selected \ columns to the default column-width setting. \BL\Worksheet Erase\BS\ deletes all changes made to the \ worksheet since the last File Save. Be careful when using \ this command. \BL\Worksheet Titles\BS\ expands the worksheet border \ for creation of more informative column and row headings. \BL\Worksheet Window\BS\ allows you to split the \ worksheet window into two separate vertical or \ horizontal windows, and view different parts of the \ worksheet at the same time. The separate windows \ can be scrolled in the same direction (synchronized \ scrolling) or independently (unsynchronized scrolling). \BL\Worksheet Status\BS\ displays the current default \ worksheet settings, such as format, protection, and recalculation. \BL\Worksheet Page\BS\ inserts a specially formatted cell in the \ worksheet, which will cause a page break when the worksheet is printed. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Select one of the function key labels below for more \ detailed information on an individual Worksheet command. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wg\BS\ (Worksheet Global) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global commands set up \ cell content standards for every cell in the entire \ worksheet. These global (overall) settings can be \ modified for any cell or group of cells (range) by using \ the Range commands. When you start a new worksheet, you are supplied with \ the following global settings: o\IND\Column width -- 9 characters (all columns are 9 spaces \ wide) o\IND\Label alignment -- Left (labels aligned to left of cell) o\IND\Numeric Format -- General (standard format) After changing a Global setting, all cells in the worksheet \ (except those previously set with another command) use \ the global setting. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ The basic steps to entering a global \ setting are: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wg 3\IND\Select the desired Global command.   l Label-Prefix is changed to the one \ you selected. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The current global label-prefix setting \ is displayed in the Worksheet Status form (/ws). The label-prefix character for each \ cell is displayed in the control panel only when \ the cursor is on the cell; the label-prefix character \ is not shown in the worksheet display. The global label-prefix is \ applied automatically to a label if you do not type a \ label-prefix when typing the label name. If you type a label that begins with a number, a slash (/), \ or a value, you must type a label-prefix character to avoid \ any confusion between formulas, macros, or labels. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgc\BS\ (Worksheet Global Column-Width) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Column-Width \ command allows you to set the width of all columns in the \ worksheet that have not been set already with another command. The default global column-width is set to 9 spaces. You can \ change the global column-width to any number of \ spaces betw 4\IND\Follow any command messages to complete the command. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For information on an individual Global \ command, select one of the function key labels below. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgf\BS\ (Worksheet Global Format) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Format command \ allows you to set the appearance for the numeric display \ of numbers and formulas for every cell in the worksheet. The available format displays are: \BL\Fixed\BS\ -- fixed number of decimal points \BL\Scientific\BS\ -- exponential format (x.xxE+xx) \BL\Currency\BS\ -- dollar sign format ($x,xxx.xx) \BL\, (Comma)\BS\ -- commas inserted, negative \ values parenthesized \BL\General\BS\ -- the default global format. \ Does not display trailing zeros. Very large and very \ small numbers displayed in exponential (scientific) \ format (x.xx or x.xxExx) \BL\+/-\BS\ -- Horizontal bar graph format \BL\Percent\BS\ -- percent format (x.xx%) \BL\Date\BS\ -- date format (Day-Month-Year, \ Day-Month, Month-Year, Long International, or Short International) \BL\Time\BS\ -- time format (Hour-Minute-Second AM/PM, \ Hour-Minute AM/PM, Long International, or Short International) \BL\Text\BS\ -- displays text of formulas \BL\Hidden\BS\ -- hides the contents of a cell \BL\Visible\BS\ -- always shows the contents of a cell \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To set the global format: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgf 3\IND\Select the desired global format by typing \ the first character of the desired global format type \ (f for fixed, and so on.). 4\IND\Respond to any command prompts and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\All cells that have not been formatted previously with \ another format command, will have the selected format setting. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The Worksheet Status command (/ws) displays \ the current global format setting. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgl\BS\ (Worksheet Global Label-Prefix) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Label-Prefix command \ allows you to set the label display of all labels you create \ after issuing the command. A label-prefix tells the worksheet \ how you want the label aligned in the cell. Label-prefixes can also be entered for a single cell or group \ of cells using the Range Label-Prefix command (/rl). You can \ also type a label-prefix when entering a label by typing one \ of the following label-prefix characters before typing \ the label name. The available label-prefix selections are: \BL\Left\BS\ -- label aligned to left of column \ (default setting). Label-prefix character: ' \BL\Right\BS\ -- label aligned to right of column. \ Label prefix character: " \BL\Center\BS\ -- label centered in column. \ Label-prefix character: ^ \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To select a Worksheet Global Label-Prefix: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgl 3\IND\Select the desired label-prefix alignment by typing \ the first character of the label-prefix (l, r, or c), or \ move the cursor to the desired label prefix and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The Worksheet Globa een 1 and 72. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the Global Column-Width: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type: /wgc 3\IND\Type the number of characters you want in \ each column (between 1 and 72). \IND\You can also press \KEY=Forward\ to expand the \ column-width, or \KEY=Back\ to shrink the column-width. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The new global column-width is accepted. Any columns \ that have had their widths set with another command are not \ affected. Any columns that have had their widths reset to \ a previous global column-width are reset to the new global \ column-width. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The current global column-width setting is \ displayed in the Worksheet Status form (/ws). The /Worksheet Column-Width command lets you override the \ /Worksheet Global Column-Width command for individual \ columns. You can also use it to return the width of \ individual columns to the global setting. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgr\BS\ (Worksheet Global Recalculation) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Recalculation \ command allows you to control the recalculation mode and \ order in which the formulas in the worksheet are recalculated. The default global recalculation mode is automatic; the order \ is natural. The available recalculation modes and orders are: RECALCULATION MODES \BL\Automatic\BS\ -- default global setting. \ Recalculates the formulas every time you change the contents \ of any cell. \BL\Manual\BS\ -- recalculates formulas only when \ you press Calc (F9). Recommended setting \ for large worksheets containing many formulas; this \ setting saves time spent in recalculation. RECALCULATION ORDER \BL\Natural\BS\ -- recommended setting for most \ worksheets. \BL\Columnwise\BS\ -- recalculates formulas by columns. \BL\Rowwise\BS\ -- recalculates formulas by rows. \BL\Iteration\BS\ -- allows you to choose the number \ of recalculations performed. For most worksheets, the \ initial setting of 1 is enough, and is performed automatically. \ However, in worksheets that contain \ \UL\circular references\US\ a number of recalculations \ may be necessary to yield correct results. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To set global recalculation: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type: /wgr 3\IND\Select the recalculation mode and order by typing \ the first character of the desired selection. \IND\You can select the desired recalculation mode or order \ by highlighting the desired selection and pressing \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you select Iteration, type the desired iteration \ number and press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The current recalculation mode and order \ is displayed in the Worksheet Status form (/ws). If Manual setting is selected, the worksheet is recalculated \ only when you press Calc (F9). \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgp\BS\ (Worksheet Global Protection) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Protection \ command allows you to enable or disable protection of \ every cell's contents. If protection is enabled, the \ content of every cell is "locked"; that is, you cannot \ change the cell's contents without first "unlocking" the \ cell. A cell or range can be "unlocked" individually \ by using the Range Unprotect command (/ru). You may want to protect the worksheet globally if it is \ to be viewed, but not modified, by others. You may want to \ disable global protection to modify a protected worksheet. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To enable or disable global protection: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgp  3\IND\Select \BL\Enable\BS\ to turn on global protection, or \IND\Select \BL\Disable\BS\ to turn off global protection. \IND\The desired protection is selected. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ While global protection is enabled, you can \ change only those cells that have been "unprotected" with \ the Range Unprotect command. You cannot delete entire rows or columns when global protection \ is enabled. The current global protection setting is displayed in the \ Worksheet Status form (/ws) as "Protection:." \EOT\\B  NOTES:\BS\ Select one of the function key labels below for \ detailed information on one of the other Worksheet Global Default \ commands. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgdd\BS\ (Worksheet Global Default Directory) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Default Directory command \ specifies the directory path that will be used for later File \ and Print File commands. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the global default directory: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgdd \IND\If necessary, press \KEY=Cancl\ to clear the current directory, \ then enter the new directory. 3\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. You will be returned to the Worksheet \ Global Default menu. 4\IND\Select \BL\Update\BS\ if you want the new \ default directory to be saved in the configuration file, \ so that it will automatically be used next time you start \ Solution Designer. 5\IND\Select \BL\Quit\BS\ from the Worksheet Global \ Default menu when you are ready to return to the worksheet. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If yoL\COMMAND PATH: /wgd\BS\ (Worksheet Global Default) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Default settings \ are used when you work with an existing worksheet or create \ a new one. You can change these settings to further customize \ your worksheet. The following Worksheet Global Default commands \ are available: \BL\Printer\BS\ - changes the default printer configuration. \BL\Directory\BS\ - changes the default directory path. \BL\Status\BS\ - displays the current global default settings. \BL\Update\BS\ - places current default settings in \ a configuration file, so that they will be used automatically \ the next time you start Solution Designer. \BL\Other\BS\ - changes the international, help, clock, and \ display settings. \BL\Quit\BS\ - returns to READY mode. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change default printer settings: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgd 3\IND\Type p The following Printer selections are displayed: \BL\Auto-LF\BS\ - Select "Yes" if your printer \ does a line feed automatically after every carriage return; "No" if it does \ not. \BL\Left\BS\ - Sets default left margin. Accepts number \ between 0 - 240. Initial default is 4. \BL\Right\BS\ - Sets default right margin. Accepts number \ between 0 - 240. Initial default is 76. \BL\Top\BS\ - Sets default top margin. Accepts number \ between 0 - 10. Initial default is 2 lines. \BL\Bottom\BS\ - Sets default bottom margin. Accepts number \ between 0 - 10. Initial default is 2 lines. \BL\Page-Length\BS\ - Sets default page length. Accepts number \ between 20 - 100. Initial default is 66 lines. \BL\Wait\BS\ - Sets wait for paper change. "Yes" waits between \ pages; "No" does not. Initial default is No. \BL\Setup\BS\ - Allows you to type setup string containing \ printer control characters. This feature is provided for \ compatibility only, and has no effect in Solution Designer. \BL\Name\BS\ - Specifies the name of the printer you want \ to use. The names of all configured GPS printers are displayed. \BL\Extended\BS\ - Specifies the font size, pitch, and page \ orientation (prints horizontally or vertically \ on the page, parallel to either the left/right sides (landscape) or the \ bottom of the page (portrait)). \BL\Quit\BS\ - Returns to the Worksheet Global Default menu. 4\IND\Move the cursor to the setting you want to change, \ and then press Enter\. 5\IND\When you have finished making default changes, select \ \BL\Quit\BS\ to return to the Worksheet Global Default menu. 6\IND\Select \BL\Status\BS\ from the Worksheet Global \ Default menu to display the new default settings. Press any key \ to clear the status display and return to the Worksheet Global Default menu. 7\IND\Select \BL\Update\BS\ if you want the new \ default settings to be saved in the configuration file, \ so that they will automatically be used next time you start \ Solution Designer. 8\IND\Select \BL\Quit\BS\ from the Worksheet Global \ Default menu when you are ready to return to the worksheet. \BL\ u clear the existing directory and execute \ the command without providing a new directory, Solution Designer \ uses the directory that was current when you started the session. \ You can override the default directory by providing another directory \ when specifying a file with the File commands. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgdo\BS\ (Worksheet Global Default Other) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Default Other command \ specifies the settings for help, clock and screen display, and international \ date, time, punctuation, and currency formats. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change displays to non-USA formats for numeric \ punctuation, currency, date, and time: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgdoi 3\IND\Select a setting (Punctuation, Currency, Date, or Time) \BL\Punctuation\BS\ - Sets the decimal and thousands separators for \ numbers and the argument separator in @functions and macro keywords. \ The period, comma, and semicolon are used in the order of decimal \ separator, argument separator, and thousands separator in the \ displayed selections. The Other selection returns the punctuation \ values to their system-defined values (determined by NLS). \BL\Currency\BS\ - Sets the alphanumeric sequence to use for the \ currency sign. The currency sign can precede or follow the value. \ The default setting is $ preceding the value. You can use any \ character or string of characters for the currency sign. \BL\Date\BS\ - Sets the international date formats (D4 and D5). \ D4 displays month, day, and year; D5 displays \ month and day. Your choices are A (MM/DD/YY); B (DD/MM/YY); C \ (DD.MM.YY); D (YY-MM-DD). If Clock is set to international, \ Solution Designer uses the D4 format to display the date in the \ lower-left corner of your screen. \ If you use the @DATEVALUE function with either of the international \ formats, you must use the date format that you specify here. \BL\Time\BS\ - Sets the international time formats (D8 and D9). \ D8 displays hours, minutes, and seconds; D9 displays hours and minutes. \ Your choices are A (HH:MM:SS), B (HH.MM.SS), C (HH,MM,SS), and \ D (HHhMMmSSs). Selection D separates hour, minutes, and seconds with \ h, m, and s, respectively. If Clock is set to international, Solution \ Designer uses the D9 format to display the time in the lower-left corner \ of your screen. If you use \ the @TIMEVALUE function with either of the international formats, you \ must use the date format that you specify here. International time \ format always uses the 24-hour clock. 4\IND\Type a format selection. \IND\You are returned to the previous menu. 5\IND\Select another setting or press q to exit the menus. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the way you access the Help index: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgdoh 3\IND\Type r to change the default Instant setting to Removable, \ (or type i to change back to the default setting). 4\IND\Press q to exit the menus. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the format of the clock display in the \ lower-left corner of the screen: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgdoc 3\IND\Select a setting by pressing s, i, or n. \IND\Standard is the standard long format for the date (DD-MMM-YY), \ and the standard short format for the time (HH:MM AM/PM). \IND\International displays the date in long international format (D4) \ and the time in short international format (D9). \IND\None causes the date and time not to be displayed. 4\IND\Press q to exit the menus. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the format for the width of characters \ (wide characters for 80 columns, narrow characters for 146 columns): 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgdod 3\IND\Select a setting by pressing w or n. If your workstation \ can display different widths, the display will be changed. \IND\The default setting is Wide Characters. 4\IND\Press Cancel to exit from the menus.\EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgz\BS\ (Worksheet Global Zero) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ Th  The deleted columns and rows shrink any previously \ named ranges that contained them, as long as the \ deleted columns and rows were not endpoints of a range. \ If the deleted cells were endpoints of a range, formulas \ referring to that range may be invalid or contain errors. If formulas are invalid because of a deletion a \BL\?\BS\ \ is displayed in the affected cells. If errors are created \ because of a deletion, \BL\ERR\BS\ is displayed in the \ affected cells. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wc\BS\ (Worksheet Column-Width) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Column-Width command \ allows you to change the width of a selected column by \ resetting the width to the default global column-width, \ or by setting a new width. You can also use this command \ to make one or more columns invisible but still retain \ their contents, or to display the contents of hidden columns. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the width of a selected column: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to te Worksheet Global Zero \ command allows you to specify whether cells with the value \ zero will be displayed in the worksheet. By default, zero values are displayed just like any other \ cell value. You can choose to suppress the display of all \ cells which have the value zero. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the Global Zero setting: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type: /wgz 3\IND\Type n (for No) to display zero values, or \ type y (for Yes) to suppress the display of zero values. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The current global zero setting is \ displayed in the Worksheet Status form (/ws). \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wi\BS\ (Worksheet Insert) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Insert command allows \ you to insert blank rows and columns into the worksheet. \ Blank rows are added above the cursor's position. Blank \ columns are added to the left of the cursor's position. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To add blank columns or rows: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the column to the right of where \ you want to add columns, or to the row below the row where \ you want to add rows. 3\IND\Type /wi 4\IND\Select Column or Row by typing the first character \ (c or r), or highlight the desired selection and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Move the cursor to indicate the range of added rows or \ columns. \IND\To add a single column or row, do not move the cursor. \ The number of columns or rows inserted is determined by the \ number of columns or rows in the range. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The inserted columns and rows are added to the \ worksheet, moving the existing columns or rows to make room. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Cell references in formulas are \ adjusted so they refer to the new addresses of the \ cells to which they referred originally. The inserted blank columns and rows contain the global default \ settings. The inserted columns and rows expand any previously named \ ranges into which they are inserted. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wd\BS\ (or \KEY=Delete\ key) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Delete command allows \ you to delete entire rows and columns from the worksheet. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To delete columns or rows: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the column you want to \ delete, or to the row you want to delete. 3\IND\Type /wd 4\IND\Select Column or Row by typing the first character \ (c or r), or highlight the desired selection and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Move the cursor to indicate the range of rows \ or columns you want to delete. \IND\To delete a single column or row, do not move the \ cursor. The number of columns or rows deleted is \ determined by the number of columns or rows in the range. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The columns and rows are deleted from the \ worksheet, moving the existing columns or rows to the \ left or up to adjust for the deletion. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Formulas containing cell references to the deleted \ range may no longer be valid, or may conatin errors.  he column that \ you want to change. 3\IND\Type /wc 4\IND\Select Reset (to use global column-width) or Set \ (to enter a new column-width) by typing \BL\r\BS\ or \BL\s\BS\. \IND\You can also move the cursor to highlight the desired \ selection and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you selected Reset, the selected column is adjusted \ to the global column-width. \IND\If you selected Set, type a new column-width, and then \ press \KEY=Enter\. The new column-width is entered, and the \ selected column is adjusted. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The default global column-width is displayed \ in the Worksheet Status form (/ws). \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To hide a column or set of columns: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wc 3\IND\Press \BL\h\BS\ to select \BL\Hide\BS\ 4\IND\Move the cursor to indicate the range of columns \ to hide. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To display a hidden column or several columns: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wc 3\IND\Press \BL\d\BS\ to select \BL\Display\BS\ 4\IND\Move the cursor to indicate the range of columns \ to display. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTE:\BS\ Currently hidden columns show an asterisk next \ to the column letter in the column headings. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /we\BS\ (Worksheet Erase) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Erase command erases the \ contents of the current worksheet. You may want to use this \ command after you have saved your current worksheet and \ before you start on a new worksheet. The most common use \ is to erase a new worksheet, then start over from the beginning. \UL\Never use this command on a worksheet that you want to \ keep\US\, all your work will be lost unless you have saved \ the worksheet.  \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To erase the entire worksheet: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /we 3\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Yes\BS\ and then \ press \KEY=Enter\ to erase the worksheet. \IND\If you do not want to erase the worksheet, make sure \ \BL\No\BS\ is highlighted, and then press \KEY=Enter\ to return \ to READY mode. \IND\The worksheet is erased, and you see a blank \ worksheet. \ You can now start over, or retrieve another worksheet and \ begin working again. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you have saved your worksheet before \ doing a Worksheet Erase, it is still available and contains \ all the information it contained when it was saved. If you \ do a Worksheet Erase without saving your worksheet, all \ the worksheet information is lost. You do not have to do a Worksheet Erase before working with \ another worksheet. You can use the File Retrieve command to \ replace your current worksheet with another worksheet. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wt\BS\ (Worksheet Titles) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Titles command allows \ you to keep a column and/or row of labels displayed \ along the top and/or left edge of the worksheet window when you \ scroll the worksheet. These "title" columns and rows usually \ contain headings that define the contents of the worksheet \ cells that follow. The following explains the available \ Worksheet Titles selections: \BL\Both \BS\ -- selects both the column to the left of the \ cursor, and the row above the cursor, as titles. \BL\Horizontal\BS\ -- selects the row above the cursor \ as the title row. \BL\Vertical\BS\ -- selects the column to the left of the \ cursor as the title column. \BL\Clear\BS\ -- removes title row and/or column. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Worksheet Titles command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the column to the right of the \ column you want to use as a title column, or below the row \ you want to use as the title row. \IND\If you want to use both a title column and title row, \ make sure the cursor is to the right of the desired title \ column, and below the desired title row. 3\IND\Type /wt 4\IND\Move the cursor to the type of title you \ want (Both, Horizontal, or Vertical), and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IN  Status command displays \ the current default global settings for the worksheet. The following list displays the default global settings that are \ initially displayed on a new worksheet. For more information \ on an individual global setting, select one of the \ function key labels below. \BL\Available Memory:\BS\ Displays the number of bytes available \ in memory (also specifies the amount of free space as a percentage). \BL\Math Coprocessor:\BS\ Specifies the model number of the math \ coprocessor if present; displays None otherwise. \BL\Recalc Method:\BS\ Specifies whether worksheet recalculation is \ automatic or manual. Automatic is the initial setting. \BL\Recalc Order:\BS\ Determines the order of recalculation: Natural, \ Column, or Row. Natural is the initial setting. \BL\Recalc Iterations:\BS\ Determines the number of times the worksheet \ is recalculated to determine a result. Initial setting is one. \BL\Circular Reference:\BS\ Displays the address of a cell where \ the formulaD\Select Clear and then press \KEY=Enter\ to remove all titles. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ You can also set titles for split-windows by \ following the same procedure for both windows in the worksheet. You will not be able to scroll the cursor into the title \ column or row until the titles are cleared. For more information on splitting the worksheet into two \ separate windows, select the WINDOW function key label below. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ww\BS\ (Worksheet Window) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Window commands allows \ you to split the worksheet window into two separate \ windows, so you enter data into one portion of the worksheet \ and look at the effects on another portion of the worksheet at \ the same time. \ These separate windows can then be scrolled independantly or \ synchronously. The following list explains the available Worksheet Windows \ selections: \BL\Horizontal\BS\ -- splits the screen horizontally \ between the row above the cursor and the cursor's current position. \BL\Vertical\BS\ -- splits the screen vertically between \ the column to the left of the cursor and the cursor's current \ position. \BL\Sync\BS\ -- scrolls contents of both windows in the same \ direction. Newly created split-windows always scroll synchronously. \BL\Unsync\BS\ -- changes synchronized scrolling of windows \ so the contents of each window scroll independantly of each other. \BL\Clear\BS\ -- removes worksheet windows. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To create worksheet windows: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the row below or column to the right \ of the row or column where you want to split the worksheet. 3\IND\Type /ww 4\IND\Select the window type by moving the cursor to \ Horizontal or Vertical, and then pressing \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The worksheet is split into two windows that scroll \ synchronously. 5\IND\To unsynchronize the scrolling, type /wwu \IND\To return to one worksheet window, type /wwc \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For synchronized horizontal windows: when \ you scroll one window horizontally, the other scrolls in \ the same direction, keeping the same columns displayed in \ both windows. Vertical scrolling in one of the windows \ does not affect the display in the other window. For synchronized vertical windows: when you scroll one \ window vertically, the other window scrolls in the same \ direction, keeping the same rows displayed in both windows. \ Horizontal scrolling in one window does not affect the \ display in the other window. To move the cursor between windows, use the Window (F6) \ function key. You can change the cell format (Column-width, Format, Label-prefix, \ etc) in one \ window without affecting the other window's cell's formats, until \ you Clear (/wwc) the windows and return to one window on the \ worksheet. After clearing the split-window, the cell formats \ used in the top or left split-window are used for the entire \ worksheet. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ws\BS\ (Worksheet Status) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet    refers to the cell itself. The Status screen displays only \ one circular reference at a time. Initial value is None. \BL\Format:\BS\ General is the initial setting. Other choices \ are: Fixed, Scientific, Currency, Comma, +/-, Percent, Date and Time, \ Text, Hidden, and Visible. \BL\Label-Prefix:\BS\ Left is the initial setting. Other \ choices are: Center and Right. \BL\Column-Width:\BS\ 9 is the initial setting. Other choices \ are: 1 - 72. \BL\Zero Suppression:\BS\ Initial setting is zeros displayed. Other \ choice is: Hidden. \BL\Global Protection:\BS\ Disabled is the initial setting. Other \ choice is: Enabled. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To display Worksheet Status: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /ws \IND\The Worksheet Status form is displayed. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on an individual Worksheet Status \ setting, select one of the function key labels below. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /wp\BS\ (Worksheet Page) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Page command inserts \ a page break in the worksheet. Solution Designer puts a double \ colon (::) in column a of the row where the page is to break. \ The remainder of the worksheet moves down. When you print the \ worksheet, a page break will be forced at the position of the \ double colon. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To insert a page break: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the row below where you want \ the page to end. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /wp, and press \KEY=Enter\. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /r\BS\ (Range Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ A Range is a cell or contiguous group \ of cells in the worksheet. The worksheet allows you to \ select the group of cells in a range by using the \ following methods: o\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to move the cursor in \ the desired direction, and then press \KEY=Enter\ when all \ the cells in the range are highlighted. o\IND\Type the cell addresses of the opposite corners of \ the desired range separated by a period (for example, A1.C5), \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. o\IND\Type range name and press \KEY=Enter\, or select a range \ name from a menu and press \KEY=Enter\. RANGE COMMANDS The following Range commands operate on a selected group \ of worksheet cells: \BL\Range Format\BS\ - changes how numbers are displayed. \BL\Range Label-Prefix\BS\ - aligns selected cells' \ labels to Left, Right, or Center of column. \BL\Range Erase\BS\ - removes contents of selected cells. \BL\Range Name\BS\ - allows you to create a name to refer \ to a selected group of cells. Also used to delete or modify a \ named range. \BL\Range Justify\BS\ - rearranges a long label \ into a column resembling a paragraph. \BL\Range Protect\BS\ - prevents modification of selected \ cells' contents. \BL\Range Unprotect\BS\ - removes cell protection. \BL\Range Input\BS\ - prevents modification of and cursor \ movement to protected cells. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on individual Range \ commands, select one of the function key labels below. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /rf\BS\ (Range Format) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Format command allows you to \ set the appearance of the numeric display for the numbers and \ formulas for a selected group of cells in the worksheet. \ The formats selected with the Range Format command override \ any existing formats selected with the Global Format command. The available Range Format displays are: \BL\Fixed\BS\ -- fixed number of decimal points \BL\Scientific\BS\ -- exponential format (x.xxE+xx) \BL\Currency\BS\ -- dollar sign format ($x,xxx.xx) \BL\, (Comma)\BS\ -- commas inserted, negative \ values parenthesized \BL\General\BS\ -- the default global format. \ Does not display trailing zeros. Very large and very \ small numbers displayed in exponential (scientific) \ format (x.xx or x.xxExx) \BL\+/-\BS\ -- Horizontal bar graph format \BL\Percent\BS\ -- percent format (x.xx%) \BL\Date\BS\ -- date format (Day-Month-Year, \ Day-Month, Month-Year, Long International (Month-Day-Year), \   cters are displayed in the \ command line when the cursor is over a cell that contains a label; \ the label-prefix is not displayed in the worksheet. You can change the label-prefix for an \ individual cell by using EDIT mode and typing a new \ label-prefix character before the label. You can use the backslash label-prefix (\\) to repeat a label \ across an entire column. This is a good way to save typing a \ bunch of == when you want to show a dotted-line across a column, \ or row of columns. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /re\BS\ (Range Erase) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Erase command allows you to \ erase all the contents of a cell or group of cells. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To erase the contents of a range of cells: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the group of \ cells whose contents you want to erase. 3\IND\Type /re 4\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to \ highlight the group of cells whose contents you want to erase. 5\IND\Press \KEY=En Short International (Month-Day), and Time (Hours-Minutes-Seconds AM/PM, \ Hours-Minutes AM/PM, Long International (Hours-Minutes-Seconds 24-hour \ clock), Short International (Hours-Minutes 24-hour clock)) \BL\Text\BS\ -- displays text of formulas \BL\Hidden\BS\ -- makes cells invisible on the \ screen although the contents are still present \BL\Reset\BS\ -- changes format to global format. \BL\Visible\BS\ -- used to remove hidden format. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To set a range format: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rf 3\IND\Type the first letter of the desired format type. \IND\Depending on the format you choose, you are asked to: o\IND\type a number to indicate decimal places (0-15). o\IND\type or point to the range to be formatted. o\IND\select format options by typing the first character \ of the option. 4\IND\After responding, press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Any numbers or formulas already displayed in the range \ you specified are changed to the specified format type. RESETTING A RANGE To reset a range to the global format: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rfr 3\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to \ select the range to reset, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The format of the cells in the specified range is \ changed to the global format setting. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Cells that have been formatted with the \ Range Format command are not affected by any changes in \ Global format settings (except those cells whose format \ you reset with the Range Format Reset command). If you erase the contents of cells that have been formatted \ with the Range Format command, the empty cells retain the \ previous format. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /rl\BS\ (Range Label-Prefix) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Label-Prefix command \ allows you to set the label display for a specified group \ of cells. A label-prefix tells the worksheet \ how you want the label aligned in the cell. Label-prefixes can also be entered for all cells by \ using the Worksheet Global Label-Prefix command (/wgl). You can \ also type a label-prefix when entering a label by typing one \ of the following label-prefix characters before typing \ the label name. The available label-prefix selections are: \BL\Left\BS\ -- label aligned to left of column \ (default setting). Label-prefix character: ' \BL\Right\BS\ -- label aligned to right of column. \ Label prefix character: " \BL\Center\BS\ -- label centered in column. \ Label-prefix character: ^ \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To select a Range Label-Prefix: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rl 3\IND\Select the desired label-prefix alignment by typing \ the first character of the label-prefix (l, r, or c), or \ highlight the desired label prefix and press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to \ select the desired range of cells, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The Label-Prefix for the specified group of cells is \ changed to the one you selected. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Label-prefix chara  ter\. \IND\The selected group of cells' contents are erased. The \ cells are now blank. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The erased cells retain their format and \ protection status. If any cell in the range you want to erase \ has global protection enabled, you will not be able to erase \ any of the cells in the range. The Advanced Default Blank-Format Yes command will cause the \ Range Erase command to erase the format and protection of the cells \ as well as their contents. If you erase the contents of cells that are used in a formula \ for another cell or group of cells, the formula will be \ in error. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /rp\BS\ (Range Protect) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Protect command lets you \ reinstate protection of cells that were unprotected with \ the Range Unprotect command. The Range Protection command \ cannot be used in itself to protect cell contents: it only \ reprotects cells that were unprotected after Worksheet \ Global protection was enabled. The contents of unprotected cells appear bolder \ than the contents of protected cells, and a \BL\U\BS\ is \ displayed in \ the command line when the cursor is over an unprotected cell. \ If Global Protection is not enabled, there \ are no unprotected cells in the worksheet to reprotect. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To protect a range of unprotected cells: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the unprotected \ range you want to protect. 3\IND\Type /rp 4\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to highlight \ the group of unprotected cells you want to protect. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The previously unprotected cells are protected again, and \ their contents cannot be modified. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ru\BS\ (Range Unprotect) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ When global protection is enabled, \ none of the cells in the worksheet can be changed unless \ you first unprotect them. The Range Unprotect command lets you \ select a group of cells that can be modified in a globally \ protected worksheet. You can unprotect cells before or \ after you issue the Worksheet Global Protection command. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To unprotect globally protected cells: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the cell or beginning of the group \ of cells you want to unprotect. 3\IND\Type /ru 4\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to highlight \ the group of cells you want to unprotect. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The unprotected cells display a "U" in the command panel \ when the cursor is over the unprotected cell, and the \ unprotected cells' contents appear bolder than the contents of \ protected cells. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ You can unprotect a cell before or after you \ issue the Worksheet Global Protection command. Until you issue \ the Worksheet Global Protection command, any cell in the \ worksheet can be changed. Use the Worksheet Status form display current global protection status. Use the Range Protect command to remove the Range Unprotect command. Use the Range Input command to allow data entry in unprotected \ cells only. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /rn\BS\ (Range Name) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ A Range Name allows you to refer to a \ group of cells by name, eliminating the need to type cell \ addresses for frequently-used ranges. All named ranges for the current worksheet are displayed \ in the command panel when you select the Range Name Create, \ or Range Name Delete commands. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To create or modify a named range: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the group of \ cells you want to include in the named range. 3\IND\Type /rnc 4\IND\Type a name for the named range, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\You can also select one of the existing range names, and highlight \ a new group of cells to which the existing range name refers. 5\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to highlight \ the group of cells you want to include in the named range. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The newly created named    : 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the cell containing the long label. 3\IND\Type /rj 4\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to \ highlight the range that will contain the justified "paragraph." \IND\If you see the "Paragraph too long" message, you need to \ highlight a larger range (move the cursor down more rows). \IND\The long label is "wrapped" into the cells below the \ cell that contained the long label. The column-width of the \ cells below determine the amount of text put into each cell. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If the range to contain the justified "paragraph" \ overlaps cells containing other information, the cells containing \ the other information are moved down to accomodate the "paragraph." The Range Justify command justifies text in only one column. \ It does not justify text that is contained in consecutive columns. If you attempt to use the Range Justify command with a range that \ is globally protected, you will receive the "Locked cell" message. \EOTrange can now be used in formulas, \ with the Go To command, and with any other command that \ uses ranges. If you have modified an existing named range, \ formulas that depend upon the range are not affected by the \ change. \UL\Deleting a Named Range\US\ To delete a named range: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rnd \IND\All the available named ranges are displayed in the \ command panel below the "Enter name to delete:" message. 3\IND\Highlight the range name you want to delete and then \ press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The selected named range is deleted. Formulas that referred \ to the deleted named range are still valid; they refer to the \ cell addresses rather than the named range. \UL\Deleting ALL Range Names\US\ The Range Name Reset command deletes all range names associated \ with the worksheet. DO NOT USE THIS COMMAND UNLESS YOU WANT TO \ GET RID OF ALL RANGE NAMES. Use the Range Name Delete command to \ remove an individual named range. To delete all named ranges: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rnr \IND\After selecting the Range Name Reset command, all named ranges \ are gone from the worksheet. \UL\Viewing the Range Name Table\US\ The Range Name Table command lists alphabetically all the range names \ and their corresponding addresses in a two-column table. Use the table \ to avoid naming overlapping ranges. To view your table of range names and addresses: 1\IND\Make sure the worksheet is in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rnt  3\IND\Type a range for the table of range names and addresses. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Formulas that referred to named ranges that have \ been modified, deleted, or reset are still valid; the named ranges \ are replaced with the cell addresses that define the range. Use the Range Name Delete command (not Range Name Reset) to delete \ an individual named range. All named ranges for the current worksheet are displayed in the \ command panel when you select the Range Name Create or Range \ Name Delete commands. If there are more names than can fit in \ the width of the command panel, use the cursor movement keys to \ scroll right and display the rest of the names. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /rj\BS\ (Range Justify) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ Sometimes you might want to use long \ labels as titles for columns or rows. When you \ first type a long label, it extends into neighboring \ blank cells. If neighboring cells are not blank, the part \ of the label that doesn't fit in the cell is not displayed. \ The Range Justify command allows you to reformat long labels \ into columns resembling paragraphs. For example, the following long label (in a cell \ with a column-width of 9) can be justified to \ look like the following paragraph: Long label: This is a long label to justify. After the Range Justify command: This is a long label to justify \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To justify a long label  \\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ri\BS\ (Range Input) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Input command lets you \ restrict the movement of the cursor so it can only \ be moved between unprotected cells within a given range \ of the worksheet. This is useful when you want data entry \ personnel to update only certain cells in the worksheet \ without changing other data. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Range Input command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /ri 3\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to highlight \ the group of cells to be included in the Input range. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The worksheet moves so that the beginning of the data \ input range now occupies the upper-left corner of the \ worksheet window. The selected group of cells is now \ part of an input range, \ and the cursor moves only to those cells in the input range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ You do not have to have Global \ Protection enabled to use the \ Range Input command. When a worksheet containing a data input \ range is opened , the cursor moves automatically \ to the beginning of the \ data input range. Pressing any cursor-movement keys moves the \ cursor between the cells only in the data input range. The Range Input command can also be used in a macro. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /rv\BS\ (Range Value) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Value command copies the \ values of formulas in a range. You can specify a new range \ for placement of the values, or replace the formulas in the \ range with their values. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Range Value command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rv 3\IND\Type the range for the values you want to copy.\ 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Type the range that is to receive the values.  \IND\If you specify the same range, the formulas are replaced with \ their values. If you specify a new range, the original range with its \ formulas remains intact. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /rv\BS\ (Range Transpose) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Transpose command reorders \ columns to rows or rows to columns. The original range remains \ intact, and the copy is a rearranged version of the original.\ \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Range Transpose command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode.  2\IND\Type /rt 3\IND\Type the range you are transposing. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Type the range that is to receive the transposed range. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /c\BS\ (or \KEY=Copy\) \BL\DESCRIPTION\BS\: The Copy command copies the entire \ contents FROM a cell or group of cells TO another selected \ location. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To copy a cell or group of cells: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the cell (or beginning of range \ of cells) you want to copy. 3\IND\Type /c \IND\The cursor is anchored on the cell it occupied before \ selecting the Copy command. 4\IND\Select the range of cells you want to copy FROM. \IND\If your cursor is not on the beginning of the range you \ want to copy, type the beginning cell address followed by \ a period (.), then move the cursor to indicate ending the cell \ address in the range and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Select the range of cells you want to copy TO. \IND\The cursor is not anchored. Move the cursor to the \ beginning of the range you want to copy TO. \IND\If you are copying FROM a range of cells, you do not \ need to indicate the complete TO range. You can move the \ cursor to the cell that begins the TO range and press \KEY=Enter\. \ The program duplicates the FROM range starting from the \ cell that is selected as the beginning of the TO range. The copied cells' contents and formulas are copied to the \ new location. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Formulas using relative cell addresses are \ adjusted to conform to the new group of cells. Formulas \ using absolute cell addresses retain the exact same cell \ addresses as in the copied range. Select the CELLREF \ function key label below for more information on relative   ction key labels below for more \ information about individual File commands. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /fr\BS\ (File Retrieve) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Retrieve command clears \ the current worksheet from the screen (without saving it) \ and lets you open another worksheet. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To clear your current worksheet and \ retrieve another worksheet: 1\IND\Make sure you have saved your worksheet before \ issuing this command. \IND\Your current worksheet will be cleared from the screen, \ and replaced by another worksheet. If you have not saved your \ worksheet, all your current work will be lost. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /fr 4\IND\You see the following message: "Enter filename of new \ worksheet: " \IND\A menu of worksheets in the current directory is displayed. \ If there are a large number of worksheets, press the F3 (Name) key \ to obtain a full screen display of the menu. 5\IND\Highlight the name of the worksheet you want to retrieve, \ a \ and absolute cell addresses. \BL\CAUTIONS:\BS\ The Copy command overwrites the contents \ of cells in the TO range. Do not copy cells to other cells \ that contain values or formulas you want to keep. Do not select a TO range that is part of the FROM range. You \ could unexpectedly overwrite cells in the FROM range. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /m\BS\ (or \KEY=Move\) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Move command moves the entire \ contents of a cell or group of cells to another location. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\  To move a cell or group of cells: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the cell (or beginning of the \ range of cells) you want to move. 3\IND\Type /m \IND\The cursor is anchored on the cell it occupied \ before selecting the Move command. 4\IND\Select the range of cells you want to move. \IND\If your cursor is not on the beginning of the range \ you want to move, type the beginning cell address \ followed by a period (.), then move the cursor to indicate \ ending cell address in the range and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Select the range of cells you want to move TO. \IND\The cursor is not anchored. Move the cursor to \ the beginning of the range you want to move TO. \IND\If you are moving a range of cells, you do not need \ to indicate the complete TO range. You can move the cursor \ to the cell that begins the TO range and press \KEY=Enter\. \ The program duplicates the FROM range starting from the \ cell that is selected as the beginning of the TO range.  The selected cells' contents and formulas are moved to \ the new location. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Cell addresses in formulas are not adjusted \ when the formulas are moved. \BL\CAUTIONS:\BS\ The Move command removes the contents of \ cells in the TO range. Any formulas in cells that refer to \ the previous contents of the TO range will be in error. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /f\BS\ (File Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File commands save your worksheet \ files, retrieve worksheet files stored on the hard disk, \ combine and extract selected ranges of your worksheets, and \ allow you to use information from another worksheet \ or text file. The worksheet File commands are: \BL\File Retrieve\BS\ - erases the current worksheet \ and allows you to open another worksheet. \BL\File Save\BS\ - saves your current worksheet with \ a name you supply. \BL\File Combine\BS\ - inserts all or selected ranges \ of a worksheet into the current worksheet. The \ incoming values can replace, be added to, subtracted \ from, multiplied by, or divided by the values of the \ existing cells. Worksheets can also make greater-than \ and less-than comparisons between incoming cell values \ and existing values, and choose whichever you specify. \BL\File Xtract\BS\ - stores a selected range of the \ the current worksheet into another worksheet. \BL\File Import\BS\ - allows you to use information \ from another worksheet (including Lotus 1-2-3 \ worksheets), a text file, or a Multiplan SYLK file. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Select one of the fun  nd then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If the worksheet you want to retrieve is in a different \ directory, press \KEY=Cancl\, enter the desired worksheet name (as in \ expenses, for example), and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The previous worksheet is cleared, and the new worksheet \ is retrieved. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Save before using this command, unless you do not \ want to keep the information you have entered \ since your last save. Use the File Directory command to change the current directory. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /fc\BS\ (File Combine) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Combine command allows you to \ combine all or part of an existing worksheet with your current \ worksheet. It is a good idea to save your current worksheet \ before issuing the File Combine command, because if this command \ is used incorrectly, it may produce results you did not expect. There are seven methods of combining worksheets: \BL\Addition\BS\ -- Adds values of incoming cells to \ cells that contain numbers or that are blank. Nothing \ is added to cells that contain formulas or labels. \BL\Subtraction\BS\ -- Subtracts values of incoming \ cells from cells that contain numbers. The values of incoming \ cells are added to blank cells. Nothing is subtracted \ from cells that contain formulas or labels. \BL\Copy\BS\ -- Replaces the existing cell values in the \ current worksheet with the values from incoming cells. \ Adds values from incoming cells to blank cells in the current \ worksheet. \BL\Multiplication\BS\ -- Multiplies number values in cells \ of the current worksheet by the values of incoming cells. Cells \ in the current worksheet that contain formulas or labels \ are not affected. Blank cells at target or source generate \ zero values. \BL\Division\BS\ -- Divides values of existing cells in \ the current worksheet by the value of incoming cells. Blank \ cells at the target or source generate zero values or ERR in cells. \BL\Less-Than\BS\ -- Replaces values of existing cells \ in the current worksheet on a cell-by-cell basis, if incoming \ cell values are less than values of existing cells. \BL\Greater-Than\BS\ -- Replaces values of existing cells \ in the current worksheet on a cell-by-cell basis, if incoming \ cell values are greater than values of existing cells. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To combine worksheets or ranges: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the cell that will be the upper-left \ corner of the area that will contain the incoming cells. 3\IND\Type /fc  4\IND\Choose the desired method of combining the incoming cells \ (see description above) by typing the first character of the method. 5\IND\If you want to combine the values of all the cells \ of another worksheet with the values of all the cells in your \ current worksheet, move the cursor to \BL\Entire File\BS\, and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you want to combine the values of a named range from another \ worksheet with the values of the cells in your current \ worksheet, move the cursor to \BL\Named Range\BS\, and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\You see the following message: "Enter combine \ filename: ", followed by a menu of worksheets in the current directory. 6\IND\Move the cursor to the name of the worksheet that \ contains the cells you want to combine, and then press \KEY=Enter\. The values from the selected worksheet are combined with the \ values of the current worksheet. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /fx\BS\ (File Xtract) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Xtract command is used for \ copying part (or all) of your current worksheet into \ other files--either existing files or files created just to \ contain the copied portion of the worksheet. This command doesn't remove the ranges when they are \ extracted--it just copies them so you still have a copy \ of the whole in the current worksheet. After selecting this command, you have the following options: \BL\Formulas\BS\ - Extracts everything in the specified range, \ including formulas and formats. \BL\Values\BS\ - Extracts everyt   nd lists the names of \ files of a particular type in the current directory. The selections \ for file types are Worksheet, Print, Graph, and Other. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To list filenames: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /fl  3\IND\Press the key corresponding to the first character (w, p, \ g, o) of the file type you want to list. \IND\\BL\Worksheet\BS\\IND\displays all .wk? files \IND\\BL\Print\BS\ \IND\displays all .prn files \IND\\BL\Graph\BS\ \IND\displays all .pic files \IND\\BL\Other\BS\ \IND\displays all files in the current directory 4\IND\A full screen display of the specified files will be presented. The \ first line underneath the prompt displays detailed information about the file \ currently highlighted by the cursor. The details displayed include the date \ and time the file was last modified, and the size in bytes of the file. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to return to READY mode, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to \ return to the previous menus. \BL\NOTES:\hing except the formulas. \BL\123-Worksheet\BS\ - Extracts the specified range from the \ current worksheet, translates the information into Lotus 1-2-3 \ Worksheet format, and saves it as a Lotus 1-2-3 file. \BL\Multiplan-SYLK\BS\ - Extracts the specified range from the \ current worksheet, translates the information into Multiplan \ SYLK format, and saves it as a Multiplan file. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To extract a worksheet: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the \ range you want to extract. 3\IND\Type /fx \IND\A menu displays the choices of format: \IND\\IND\Formulas Values 123-Worksheet Multplan-SYLK 4\IND\Type the first character of your format choice. 5\IND\Type a name for the worksheet that will contain the \ extracted information, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you type a name that already exists, you will see a message \ that informs you that the File already exists. Press \ \KEY=Cancl\ and type \ a new name, unless you want to overwrite the existing file. 6\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the range you want to \ extract and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you want to extract a named range that exists in your \ current worksheet, press Name (F3), then \ highlight the desired named range and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The highlighted range is extracted to the selected \ worksheet. A new worksheet containing only the extracted \ portion of the worksheet is created, if you supplied a new \ name for the extract file name. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The extracted range contains all the information \ and settings contained in the original range. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /fe\BS\ (File Erase) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Erase command removes a file from \ the disk. The selections for file types are Worksheet, Print, Graph, \ and Other. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To remove a file from the disk: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /fe 3\IND\Press the key corresponding to the first character (w, p, \ g, o) of the file type you want to erase. \IND\\BL\Worksheet\BS\\IND\displays all .wk? files \IND\\BL\Print\BS\ \IND\displays all .prn files \IND\\BL\Graph\BS\ \IND\displays all .pic files \IND\\BL\Other\BS\ \IND\displays all files in the current directory \IND\If there are a large number of file names, press the F3 (Name) key \ to obtain a full screen display of the menu. 4\IND\Select the name of the file from the menu, or type the name, \ and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Select No (to cancel removal) or Yes (to confirm removal) \ when prompted. The File Erase command removes the file from the disk. To erase a worksheet \ from the screen and display a new one, leaving the disk copy intact, \ use the Worksheet Erase command. To erase a file that is not in the current directory, change the current \ directory, or type the directory name preceding the worksheet name, \ as in expenses, for example. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /fl\BS\ (File List) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File List comma  BS\ When the list of files is displayed, the Name (F3) key may \ be pressed to switch between a single-line and full screen file list display. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /fi\BS\ (File Import) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Import command allows you to copy \ text and numbers from standard text files into your worksheet. This \ command will not accept text or numbers from any document that \ contains special characters used in word-processing formats. \ This command also allows Multiplan worksheets in SYLK format to be read. The File Import command offers the following options: \BL\Text\BS\ - Imports text from a standard text file. \BL\Numbers\BS\ - Imports numbers from a standard file. \BL\Multiplan-SYLK\BS\ - Imports information from a Multiplan \ SYLK format file. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use text or numbers from a standard text file: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the area where \ you want to place the imported information. \IND\Imported information overwrites the area of the \ worksheet into which it is imported. Make sure you have \ enough room to import the information, without disturbing \ existing information. 3\IND\Type /fi 4\IND\Press T to import text, or N to import numbers. \IND\The following message is displayed: "Enter import filename: ", \ followed by a menu of print file names in the current directory. 5\IND\Move the cursor to the name of the file that contains \ the information you want to import, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If the file you want to import is in a different \ directory or is not a print file, press \KEY=Cancl\, \ enter the desired file name (as in \ expenses.txt, for example), and press \KEY=Enter\. The information is placed into your worksheet at the cursor's \ current position. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To import a Multiplan worksheet from a SYLK file: 1\IND\Make sure you have saved your worksheet before \ issuing this command. \IND\Your current worksheet will be cleared from the screen, \ and replaced by another worksheet. If you have not saved your \ worksheet, all your current work will be lost. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /fi 4\IND\Press M to select importing from a SYLK file. \IND\The following message is displayed: "Enter import filename: ", \ followed by a menu of SYLK file names in the current directory. 5\IND\Move the cursor to the name of the file that contains \ the information you want to import, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If the file you want to import is in a different \ directory, press \KEY=Cancl\, enter the desired file name (as in \ expenses.sl, for example), and press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ When the list of files is displayed, the Name (F3) key may \ be pressed to switch between a single-line and full screen file list display. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /fd\BS\ (File Directory) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Directory command replaces the current \ directory with a new directory for the current session. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To replace the current directory: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /fd \IND\The current directory name is displayed. 3\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to retain the current directory, or type the \ name of the new directory and press \KEY=Enter\. To set the default directory where Solution Designer stores and receives \ data, use the Worksheet Global Default Directory command. This will also \ set the current directory. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /p\BS\ (Print Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Print commands help you print \ all or a selected portion of a worksheet. You can send \ the information to be printed directly to a printer for \ a hardcopy printout, or you can send the information to a \ print file, and make a hardcopy printout at a later time. Whether you choose to send the information to the printer \ or to an output file, you see the following print commands: \BL\Range\BS\ - Lets you select the portions \ of the worksheet you want to print.    except it prints at the \ bottom of the page. \BL\Margins\BS\ -- Lets you display and set left, right, \ top, and bottom margins. When you select a margin setting, \ the current setting is displayed. Press \KEY=Enter\ to select the current \ setting, or type a new value and then press \KEY=Enter\ to change the \ setting. \BL\Borders\BS\ -- Selects specified columns to be printed at \ left of rows in print range, or selects specified rows to \ be printed above columns in the print range. Used to print column and \ row headings on worksheet hard copy. \BL\Setup\BS\ -- Provided for keystroke compatibility only. \ Any string entered will be saved with the worksheet, but will \ never be used. \BL\Page-Length\BS\ -- Lets you enter desired page length, \ ensures proper placement of headers, footers, and so on. The default \ of 66 lines is based on 8 1/2 by 11 inch paper (6 lines per inch). \BL\Other\BS\ -- Selects the type of printed display \ in the hard copy. "As-displayed" prints the print range as disIf no range is \ specified, the whole worksheet is printed. \BL\Line\BS\ - Advances the paper one \ line between each print range you select. \BL\Page\BS\ - Advances the paper \ to the top of the page between each print range you select. \BL\Options\BS\ - Lets you specify a header \ and footer line, set the page format, print column and row \ borders that do not normally print, send special printer \ codes directly to the printer, print cell formulas or \ unformatted text, and select the number of copies to print. \BL\Clear\BS\ - Lets you reset all \ previous settings, reset the print range only, or \ reset many of the page format options. \BL\Align\BS\ - Resets the top of page. Used only if \ you change paper position. \BL\Go\BS\ - Performs the print operation by sending \ the information to the printer or file. Used after you \ have selected the print range and any desired print options. \ After selecting Go, the worksheet doesn't print \ until you Quit the Printer menu. \BL\Extended\BS\ - Lets you specify the font size, \ and pitch (which determines the number of characters \ printed per inch horizontally), and lets you specify \ landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) printing. \BL\Name\BS\ - Lets you select the name of the \ printer where output will be sent by Print Printer. Brings up \ a menu of the GPS printer names, with the default or \ previously selected printer name highlighted. \BL\Quit\BS\ - Exits Print menu, returns to READY mode, \ and finishes the print operation. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ In general, whether you are \ printing a hard copy, or printing to an output file, \ you follow these steps to print: 1\IND\Type /p 2\IND\Type \BL\p\BS\ to create a hard copy printout, or \ type \BL\f\BS\ to print to an output file. 3\IND\Type \BL\r\BS\ to select a range to print. \IND\If you do not specify a print range, the whole worksheet \ is printed. 4\IND\Select any of the print options you want \ to include in your hard copy, using the Options or Extended sub-menus. 5\IND\Select \BL\Go\BS\ and then \BL\Quit\BS\. \IND\The selected range is sent to the printer, or to the \ named output file. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ppo, or /pfo\BS\ \IND\(Print Printer Options, or Print File Options) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Print Options are used for both a \ hard copy printout and an output file. When the options are \ used with an output file, they print when you print a hard copy \ of the output file. The following list explains the Print Options: \BL\Header\BS\ -- Lets you enter up to 240 characters \ for a header that prints at the top of every page. Generally, \ a page is only 80 characters wide (except when printing in \ compressed mode), so you should not type a header longer than 80 \ characters. If you insert a # sign in the header line, you will \ print consecutive page numbers in the headers. If you insert \ an @ sign in the header, you will print the current date (shown \ as Thu Oct 31 14:36 PST 1985, for example) in the header. \BL\Footer\BS\ -- Same as header,  played \ in the worksheet. "Cell-Formulas" prints the contents of cells \ (formulas) as they are displayed in the command panel of the \ worksheet. "Formatted" prints the headers, footers, and page \ breaks you have indicated. "Unformatted" ignores headers, footers, \ and page breaks when printing. \BL\Copies\BS\ -- Lets you select number of copies to print. \ Choose any number of copies between 1 and 99. \BL\Quit\BS\ -- Exits Options menu and returns to the Print menu. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To add printer options from the Print menu: 1\IND\Type \BL\o\BS\ for Options. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the desired option and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. 3\IND\For Margins, Borders, and Other, highlight the desired \ option and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Otherwise, type the desired option setting and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you want to use the displayed option setting, just press \ \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Select all the options you want before you \ select \BL\Quit\BS\ from \ the Print Options menu, which will return you to the Print menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ To remove all options, select the Clear command \ from the Print menu. For more information on extended options and \ page dimension, select the P EXTND function key label below. For more information on headers and footers, \ select the HDR FTR function key label below. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ppoh, or /ppof\BS\ \IND\(Print Printer Options Header, or Print Printer Options Footer) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Printer Options Header and Footer commands \ allow you to enter up to 240 characters for a header that prints at \ the top of every page, or a footer that prints at the bottom of every \ page. Generally, a page is only 80 characters wide (except when \ printing in compressed mode), so you should not type a header or \ footer longer than 80 characters. PAGE NUMBERS AND DATE AND TIME If you insert a # sign in the header or footer line, you will \ print consecutive page numbers in the \ headers or footers. If you insert \ an @ sign in the header or footer, you will \ print the current date (shown \ as Thu Oct 31 14:36 PST 1985, for example) in the header or footer. \BL\Placing Text on Header or Footer\BS\ Your header or footer text is normally aligned at the left margin of \ the header or footer line. However, you can place the text of your \ headers and footers (also the date and time and page numbers) in a \ specified position on the header or footer line by using some \ "placement characters" in your header or footer text. The vertical bar character (|) is used to separate the text and place \ the text in the desired location on the header and footer lines. The following examples show you the results of using the vertical bar \ in a header or footer line. \UL\Header or Footer Text\US\\IND\\UL\Printed Header or Footer\US\ |Company Name \IND\Centered on header or footer line Company Name|Page # \IND\Company name left, page number centered Company Name|Page #|@ \IND\Company name left, page number centered, \ date and time right  \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To enter header or footer text from the Print menu: 1\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Options\BS\ and press \KEY=Enter\. 2\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Header\BS\ \ or \BL\Footer\BS\ and press \KEY=Enter\. 3\IND\Type a header or footer and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Include "placement characters" unless you desire all text \ to be left-aligned on the header or footer line. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ You can temporarily "turn off" the printing \ of headers and footers, by selecting the Options Other Unformatted \ command. The headers or footers print again after using the \ Options Other Formatted command. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ppr, or /pfr\BS\ \IND\(Print Printer Range, or Print Footer Range) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Print Range command allows you to \ select the portion of the worksheet you want to print. If \ you do not specify a print range, the whole worksheet is printed. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To select a print range: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the c   \IND\Otherwise, type the desired option setting and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you want to use the displayed option setting, just press \ \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Select all the options you want before you \ select \BL\Quit\BS\ from \ the Print Extended menu, which will return you to the Print menu. \UL\Page Dimensions\US\ The dimensions of the page to be printed are calculated from the \ page length, right margin, and font size values (specified in the \ Print Options Page-Length, Print Options Margins Right, \ and Print Extended Font-Size menus). The following table summarizes \ the MAXIMUM values for page length and right margin, given standard \ paper sizes and font size values. Paper width, length Font size Maximum Maximum  in points Right Margin Page-length 8 x 11 inches 12 (10 pitch) 85 66 (letter size) 10 (12 pitch) 102 79 " 9 113 88 ursor to the beginning of the range you want \ to print. 3\IND\Type /ppr 4\IND\Type a period (.) to anchor the cursor, and then \ move the cursor to highlight the range of cells to print. \IND\If you have set up a print range previously, it is \ highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the \ previous print range, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to start a new print range. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ after highlighting the print range. \IND\When you select the Go command, the selected \ print range is printed to the output file or device. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ To remove any previous print ranges, borders, \ format, or all print options use the Print Clear command. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ppe\BS\ (Print Printer Extended) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Print Printer Extended command allows you to \ set the font size, orientation, and pitch when printing to certain \ printers. Most laser printers have all of these extended features, while \ daisywheel printers usually allow printing in a small variety of pitches and \ fonts (using different wheels), but only one page orientation. \ Only a few dot matrix printers have any of these extended features. \ The Extended options have no effect when printing to a file. The Print Extended options are: \BL\Orientation\BS\ - Selects the orientation of printing from \ the choices Default, Landscape, and Portrait. \ Portrait is the normal style of printing horizontally (parallel to the top \ and bottom edges of the paper), while Landscape causes vertical printing \ (parallel to the left edge of the paper). The Default selection \ allows the printer to decide between Portrait or Landscape orientation, \ using Landscape only if the page you specify is wider than it is high. \BL\Font-Size\BS\ - Selects the font (character set) size and line spacing \ in points (72nds of an inch). The default value of 12 points corresponds \ to 6 lines per inch vertically and 10 pitch, or 10 characters per \ inch horizontally. Laser printers support much of the range of fonts \ from 6 to 36 points, though most support only even-numbered sizes, \ and only a few of those above 12 point. Daisywheel printers usually \ only support 8 point (15 pitch) and 10 point (12 pitch) in addition to \ the default 12 point. Some dot matrix or line printers may support 9 \ point, since that corresponds to 8 lines per inch printed vertically. \BL\Pitch\BS\ - Selects the pitch (character width) for \ printers which have that capability instead of (or in \ addition to) font selection. The Default choice specifies \ that the default pitch for the font size selected should be \ used. The Select choice allows you to directly specify the \ pitch in characters per inch. \BL\Quit\BS\ -- Exits Extended menu and returns to the Print menu. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\  To select extended options from the Print menu: 1\IND\Type \BL\e\BS\ for Extended. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the desired option and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. 3\IND\For Orientation and Pitch, highlight the desired \ option and press \KEY=Enter\.  " 8 (15 pitch) 127 99 11 x 8 12 110 51 (landscape mode) 10 132 61 " 9 146 68 "  8 165 76 14 x 11 12 140 66 (computer size) 10 168 79 " 9 186 88 "  8 210 99 11 x 14 12 110 84 (landscape mode) 10 132 100 " 9 146 112 "  8 165 126 \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The maximum values in the table above may be \ too large for some printers. The full paper size is often unusable due to the way paper is fed \ through the printer. For example, most line printers only allow 132 \ characters to be printed across 14 inch wide paper. Also, most laser \ printers only print 80 characters horizontally and 63 lines vertically \ on 8 by 11 inch paper. If printed lines overlap, try specifying a larger font size. If printed lines are far apart, try specifying a smaller font size. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /g\BS\ (Graph) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ You can use the data you have created \ in Solution Designer to create graphs. From a menu selection \ in Solution Designer, you are taken into Art or \ Chart Designer automatically, where your graph is created. \ You can choose the type of graph that best represents your data: \ line, bar, XY, stacked bar, and pie charts are available. To create a graph, you specify the X and A through E data ranges. \ You may use the same set of data to try different types of graphs. \ For information concerning the different graph types, press the \ GR TYPE function key label below. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To create a graph from a Solution Designer worksheet: 1\IND\From READY mode, type /gt 2\IND\From the Graph Type menu, press the key corresponding to the \ first letter (l, b, x, s, or p) of the type of graph you want to create. \ You will be returned to the main Graph command menu. 3\IND\Select each of the data ranges (X, and A-E), typing the cell \ ranges for each. 4\IND\From the Graph menu, press v to view the graph. Art or Chart \ Designer will automatically start up and display the graph. 5\IND\Use the appropriate Art or Chart Designer commands to print or \ save the graph, if you wish. When you are ready to return to Solution \ Designer, press \KEY=Exit\, then \KEY=Go\ to return to \ the worksheet and the Graph menu. 6\IND\To select any of the other Graph features, press the key \ corresponding to the first letter (r, s, o, or n) of the option. \IND\Reset cancels all or some of your previous range specifications. \IND\Save is currently disabled. \IND\Options adds legends or titles, and changes the appearance of the \ graph. \IND\Name saves the settings for each graph if you want to create more \ than one graph from a worksheet. 7\IND\Press q to return to READY mode. To view your graph from READY mode: \IND\Press F10 (Graph). The next time you save the worksheet, your most recently specified \ graph settings are saved with the worksheet. To see how your data would look using a different type of graph: \IND\Specify the graph type, then view the new graph. To continue using the same graph type with different data ranges: \IND\Repeat steps 3 and 4 above.\EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /gt\BS\ (Graph Type) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Graph Type command lets you specify \ what kind of graph to create from your worksheet data. The following descriptions can help you decide which graph type would \ best represent your data: Line \IND\Displays each value with a point above the \ horizontal (X) axis. You can create up to five lines on a single graph. \ Use the X range to indicate labels for the points along the X a  rresponding data label range is also reset. 3\IND\Type q to select Quit when you want to return to the previous \ menu. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /go\BS\ (Graph Options) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Graph Options commands allow you to add features \ such as assigning a title to an axis or \ the graph, or displaying the graph in color (if you have a color monitor). The available graph options are: \BL\Legend\BS\\IND\Creates a key below the graph to explain symbols used. \ Enter the label directly, or enter backslash (\\) followed by a cell \ reference (for example, \\a1) to use the label in that cell. \BL\Titles\BS\\IND\Assigns a title to an axis or to the entire graph. \BL\Color\BS\\IND\Specifies that the graph is to be displayed in color. \BL\B&W\BS\\IND\Specifies that the graph is to be displayed in black and \ white (monochrome). \BL\Other\BS\\IND\Presents additional options. Press the GR OTHR function \ key label below for further information. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To add a graph option: 1\INxis. \ For the vertical (Y) axis, Solution Designer assigns a numeric \ scale automatically. Use the A range to specify the set of values \ for your first or only line. Use ranges B-E to specify the value sets \ for each additional line. Bar  \IND\Displays each value in a range with a bar. Use a \ single-bar range to compare values in one set of data to each other. \ Use multiple ranges to display comparable values from up to five sets \ of data at each point along the X axis. Different shadings or colors \ identify the bars for each data range. Use the X range to specify labels \ for the points on the X axis. Labels for the Y axis are assigned \ automatically. Use the A range to specify the range of values for \ each bar in a single-range bar graph. Use the A-E ranges for the ranges \ of values in a multiple-range bar graph. XY \IND\Pairs each value from the X range with the \ corresponding value from each of the A-E ranges to plot points. \ You can create up to five lines on a single XY graph. Different \ symbols identify the points on each line. Use the X range for values to \ be plotted on the X axis. Use the A range for values to be plotted on the \ Y axis on your first line or in one single line. Use the B-E ranges for additional values on the Y axis. Numeric scales are assigned \ automatically to both the X and Y axes. Stacked-Bar \IND\Displays the corresponding value from each data \ range stacked above the preceding value in each bar. You can use up to \ five corresponding values at each point along the X axis. Different \ shadings or colors identify the bars for each data range. Use the X range \ for labels along the X axis. A numerical scale is assigned automatically \ to the Y axis. Use the A-E ranges for each set of values you want to show. \ The A range is the lowest portion of each bar; the B-E ranges are stacked \ above successively. Pie \IND\Compares parts to the whole; range values are the \ wedges of the pie. Use the X range for labels for each pie wedge; \ the percentage values of each wedge are figured automatically. \ Use the A range for the wedge values. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /gr\BS\ (Graph Reset) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ When you are working on a graph, you can use the \ Graph Reset command to start over again with different specifications. Graph \IND\Settings are canceled for the entire graph. X \IND\Settings are canceled for the X range (horizontal labels). A B C D E F \IND\Settings are canceled for the sets of values in the range \ (A-F) specified. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To cancel your current graph or range settings: 1\IND\From READY mode, type /gr 2\IND\From the Graph Reset menu, press the key corresponding to the \ first letter (g, x, a, b, c, d, e, or f) of the type of setting you want to \ cancel. \IND\Select Graph to cancel the settings for the current graph. A named \ graph is not affected. \IND\Select A-F to suppress the display of a particular range. When you \ reset a range, the co D\From the Graph menu, type o, or from READY mode, type /go 2\IND\From the Graph Options menu, press the key corresponding to the \ first letter (l, t, c, b, or o) of the option you want to use. 3\IND\Type any necessary information applicable to the option. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to enter your selection, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to cancel and enter another selection. 5\IND\Type q to select Quit when you want to return to the Graph menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The Format, Grid, Scale, and Data-Labels options \ are displayed in the menu, but are provided for keystroke compatibility \ purposes only. You may change these options, and they will be \ saved with the worksheet, but they will have no effect on the \ graphs created. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /gn\BS\ (Graph Name) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ When you specify the settings for a graph, you can \ save them under a name of your choice for later use. Saving the settings \ with a name allows you to create multiple graphs from the same worksheet. \ You can change the worksheet cell contents after you have named the graph, \ since the data range specifies only the cell location, not the contents. \ When you issue the File Save command, you attach the named graph settings \ to the current worksheet file. \BL\NOTE:\BS\ If you make any changes to the named graph, issue both the \ Graph Name Create and the File Save commands again. The available Graph Name commands are: \BL\Create\BS\\IND\Assigns your graph settings to a name. \BL\Use\BS\\IND\Uses the graph settings from the name you specify. \BL\Delete\BS\\IND\Removes the set of graph settings that you specify. \BL\Reset\BS\\IND\Immediately erases all named graph settings. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Graph Name commands: 1\IND\From READY mode, type /gn 2\IND\Press the key corresponding to the first letter (c, u, d, or r) \ of the Graph Name command you want to use. \IND\\UL\Warning:\US\ there is no confirmation step after you press r \ to erase all named graph settings. 3\IND\If you are creating a graph, type the name, up to 14 characters. \ If you are using or deleting a graph, type the name or select \ it from the menu. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. If you selected the Use command, the new settings \ will be used to display the graph, as if you had selected the Graph View \ command. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /gx\BS\ (Graph X) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ Use of the X range depends on the type of graph you \ are creating. For a pie chart, the X range is the set of labels to be \ assigned to the pie wedges (specified by the A range). For line, bar, \ and stacked-bar graphs, the X range is the set of labels to be assigned \ to points along the X axis. For an XY graph, the X range is the set of \ values, not labels, to be plotted along the X axis. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To set the X range from the Graph menu: 1\IND\Type X \IND\If you have set up an X range previously, it is \ highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the \ previous X range, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to start a new X range. 2\IND\If you are not using the previous X range, move the cursor to \ the beginning of the cell range you wish to select. 3\IND\Type a period (.) to anchor the cursor, and then \ move the cursor to highlight the range of cells. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ after highlighting the X range. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ga, /gb, ...\BS\ (Graph A or Graph B or ...) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The A-F graph ranges are used to enter the data \ values for all graph types. Only the A range is used for pie charts. \ For other graph types, each range contains the Y values for one set \ of data. That is, for a line or XY graph, each range corresponds to \ one line, while in a bar or stacked-bar graph, each range contains \ values for one set of bars. The graph ranges should usually contain cells with numeric values. Cells \ which contain labels will be graphed as if they have the value zero. \ Blank cells or cells containing error values are left out of pie charts, \ but are specially treated in line charts, allo  the worksheet name. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To add an option: 1\IND\From the Graph Options menu, type o 2\IND\Press the key corresponding to the first \ letter of an option (f, l, p, or n). 3\IND\Type any necessary information applicable to the option. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to enter your selection, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to cancel and enter another selection. 5\IND\Type q to select Quit when you want to return to the previous menu. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /d\BS\ (Data Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Commands assist you in \ organizing and displaying the information contained in \ any of your worksheets. Once organized into \ columns and rows, your worksheet information is easy \ to find, sort, query, extract, and delete \ based upon criteria you supply. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ In general, the steps for \ using the Data commands are: 1\IND\Specify a data Input range. 2\IND\Specify a data Criterion range. 3\IND\Specify an Output range, if required for the \ desired Data cowing interpolation of the \ missing points if desired. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To set one of the A-F ranges from the Graph menu: 1\IND\Type A (or B or ...) \IND\If you have set up the range previously, it is \ highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the \ previous range, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to start a new range. 2\IND\If you are not using the previous range, move the cursor to \ the beginning of the cell range you wish to select. 3\IND\Type a period (.) to anchor the cursor, and then \ move the cursor to highlight the range of cells. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ after highlighting the range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Art and Chart Designer are currently limited to \ five lines and five bar groups. If you specify ranges for \ all six data ranges (A-F), you will receive an error message when \ you try to view the graph. It is recommended that you use only \ data ranges A-E to avoid this occurence. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /gv\BS\ (Graph View) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Graph View command uses the current graph \ settings and data ranges to display a graph, using the Art Designer \ or Chart Designer graphics package. You must have graphics hardware \ to display the graph, and Art or Chart Designer software must already \ be installed. If possible, the Inter-Context Message Server and Context Manager \ will be used to quickly switch to and from the graphics program. You may edit the graph (except for the data values) in Art/Chart Designer, \ and print or save the graph from that program. If you wish to change the \ data values, you must return to the worksheet first, then view the \ graph again. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To view a graph: 1\IND\From READY mode, press /gv, or from the Graph menu, press v. \IND\Art or Chart Designer will automatically start up and display \ the graph. 2\IND\Use the appropriate Art or Chart Designer commands to print or \ save the graph, if you wish. When you are ready to return to Solution \ Designer, press \KEY=Exit\, then \KEY=Go\ to return to \ the worksheet and the Graph menu. 3\IND\To select any of the other Graph features, press the key \ corresponding to the first letter of the option. 4\IND\To change a cell value and re-create the graph: Press q to \ return to READY mode, make the change in the desired cell, then press \ F10 (Graph). The graph will be displayed as if you had used Graph View. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /goo\BS\ (Graph Options Other) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Graph Options Other command allows you to \ specify features directly related to the graphics program. The available graph options are: \BL\Format-File\BS\\IND\Specify a graph format file other than the default \ format file for this graph type. \BL\Labels\BS\ \IND\Specify whether you want to use the labels and \ legends from the graph or from the format file. \BL\Palette\BS\ \IND\Specify the filename to use for the color \ palette. You must have a color monitor to use this feature. \BL\Name\BS\ \IND\Specify a name for the graph. The default graph \ name is  mmand. 4\IND\Select one of the Data commands. 5\IND\Specify any additional information required by the \ selected Data command. The following are the top-level Data commands: \BL\Data Fill\BS\ - Numbers consecutive columns \ or rows in a database, to prepare data to be used with the \ Data Table command, or to prepare data to be used with the Data \ Distribution command. \BL\Data Table\BS\ - Performs "what-if" analysis \ by creating a table that displays how the values of \ dependent formulas change when the value of an input cell \ is changed. \BL\Data Sort\BS\ - Rearranges the order of \ records in a database by specified Primary and Secondary \ sort keys. \BL\Data Query\BS\ - Commands used to find, extract, \ and delete records contained in a database. All the Data \ Query commands require you to specify an input range, and \ a criterion range; some of the commands also require you \ to specify an output range. \BL\Data Distribution\BS\ - Calculates the \ frequency distribution of a range of numbers. \BL\Data Matrix\BS\ - Multiply or invert a \ matrix of numbers. \BL\Data Regression\BS\ - Computes the \ linear regression of a range of numbers. \BL\Data Parse\BS\ - Converts a column of labels \ into columns of labels or numbers. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more detailed information on an \ individual Data command, select one of the function key labels \ below. \EOT\\BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ To use the Data Query commands, you must \ first set up some or all of the following data ranges: DATA QUERY INPUT RANGE To use any of the Data Query commands, you must first indicate the \ group of cells that contains the information you want to find, sort, \ or extract. This group of cells is called the Data Query Input Range. To create a Data Query Input range: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /dqi 3\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the group of cells in \ the input range. \IND\The top row of the input range must contain the field \ headings. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you have set an input range previously, the existing \ input range is highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ \ to use the existing range. To use another range, press \ \KEY=Cancl\ and move the cursor to the beginning of the new \ input range.  Type a period (.), and then move the cursor \ to the end of the new input before pressing \KEY=Enter\. After creating the input range, the Data Query menu is displayed. DATA QUERY CRITERION RANGE To supply the conditions under which you want to use the data in the \ input range, you must create a criterion range. Select the CRITERA \ function key label below for information on creating and \ using a criterion range. DATA QUERY OUTPUT RANGE The Output range is required only for the Data Query Extract and \ Data Query Unique commands. These commands search the information \ in the Input range according to the criteria in the criterion range, \ and place copies of the information that matches into the Output range. The first row of the Output range must contain labels as they \ appear in the Input range. The other rows beneath the labels \ in an output range can be selected, or are filled automatically by \ the copied information. Make sure the rows below the data range are \ blank before using a data range, or you may have important \ information overwritten by the copied data. To use the Extract or Unique commands, create an output range. To create an Output range: 1\IND\If you are in the Data Query menu, type o \IND\If you are in READY mode, type /dqo 2\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the group of blank cells in the \ output range, and then press \KEY=Enter\. If you have previously set an output range, the existing \ output range is highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the \ existing output range. Press \KEY=Cancl\ and then move the cursor to use a range other than \ the existing range. When the cursor is over the beginning of the new \ output range, type a period (.) to anchor the \ cursor, then move the cursor to  y. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use \ the existing criterion range. Press \KEY=Cancl\ and then move the cursor to use a range other \ than the existing range. When the cursor is over the beginning of \ the new criterion range, type a period (.) to anchor the cursor, then \ move the cursor to highlight the rest of the range. Press \KEY=Enter\ \ after highlighting the criterion range. After creating the criterion range, you are returned to the Data \ Query menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you use more than one criteria in the \ same row of the criterion range, the selected records must match all \ criteria. If you use more than one criteria in different rows, the \ records selected must match one or more criteria. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ds\BS\ (Data Sort) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Sort command allows you to rearrange \ the display order of the information in your worksheet. For \ example, you may have the following telephone list of salespeople \ arranged in alphabetical order by last name: \IND\Salespe highlight the rest of \ the range. Press \KEY=Enter\ after highlighting the \ new output range. After creating the output range, you are returned to the Data Query menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Before using the Output range, you must \ first type labels into the top row of the Output range. \ You must type labels as they appear \ in the Input range, but you can put them in any order you want. For more information on how to create and use the criterion range, \ select the CRITERA function key label below. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dqc\BS\ (Data Query Criterion) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The criterion range contains formulas \ or conditional statements that are used to determine which \ records should be selected from the input range. A criterion range consists of at least two rows, one on top \ of the other, in the same column. The top row of the \ criterion range always contains labels as they appear in the \ Input range. The row below always contains the formulas or \ conditional information called criterion. The following table shows a simple criterion range containing \ one criterion statement: \IND\Sales \IND\b2>100 The previous criterion range consists of two rows and one column. \ The top row contains a label from an input range: Sales \ (it must be typed exactly as it appears in the \ input range. The bottom row contains a statement \ under "Sales." This statement means "match all cells in the Sales \ column of the input range that are greater than 100." There are three general types of criterion statements: \BL\Label criterion\BS\ -- where you type a label that exists \ in the input range into a statement for the criterion range, such as: \IND\Sales\IND\Mon \IND\\IND\Jan This "Jan" criteria means "match all records that have "Jan" in the \ month column." This would display all the sales for January. You can \ also use "wildcards" in label criterion, for example, you could \ type "J?n", "J*", or "*n" for "Jan." \BL\Number criterion\BS\ -- where you type a number (without any \ formula) into the criterion, such as: \IND\Sales\IND\Month \IND\100 This "100" criterion means "match all records that have "100" in the \ Sales column." This would display all sales of exactly 100. \BL\Formula criterion\BS\ -- where you type a formula into \ the criteria range such as: \IND\Sales\IND\Month \IND\b2>100 This "b2>100" is a simple formula that means "match all records that \ have a Sales value of greater than 100." Formulas can be used with \ other cell references, and all the operators used in any worksheet \ formula. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To create a Criterion Range: 1\IND\If you are in the Data Query menu, type c \IND\If you are in READY mode, type /dqc 2\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the group of blank cells in the \ criterion range, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The top row of the criterion range must contain labels. You \ can type the labels after creating all your data ranges. If you have set a criterion range previously, the existing \ criterion range is highlighted automaticall rson\IND\Area code\IND\Phone Number \IND\Diep \IND\415 \IND\555-1212 \IND\Henderson \IND\408 \IND\123-4567 \IND\Klitzke \IND\415 \IND\234-5678 \IND\Thatcher \IND\408 \IND\123-7896 RECORDS AND FIELDS With the exception of the first line (Salespeople, Area Code, Phone \ Number), all of the rows in the previous list are records that \ contain 3 fields: a field that contains a saleperson's name, \ a field that contains the salesperson's area code, and a field \ that contains the salesperson's phone number. Currently, the list \ is sorted by the first field (alphabetically by saleperson's \ last name). You can sort the records using any one of the three \ fields as the primary sort key. \UL\Primary and Secondary Sort Keys\US\ When you have more than one record that matches the primary sort key, \ you can use a secondary sort key to further define the sort order. \UL\Data-range\US\ Before you can sort the records, you must highlight the range of \ records you want to sort. This range of records is called a \ data-range, and it is very similar to a Data Query input range. \ The data-range does not include the labels that define the fields \ in the list of records (Salespeople, Area Code, Phone number); it \ contains only the records to sort (Allen through Thomas). \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To sort information: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /ds 3\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Data-range\BS\ and then press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the group of records \ you want to sort, and then press \KEY=Enter\. Do not include \ the labels that define the records in the sort data-range. \IND\The data-range is set up and you are returned to the Data \ Sort menu. 5\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Primary-Key\BS\ and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. 6\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the fields you want to \ sort, and then press \KEY=Enter\. 7\IND\Select a sort order for the primary key by \ typing \BL\A\BS\ for Ascending, or \BL\D\BS\ for \ descending, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Ascending means "smallest first", Descending means "largest \ first." If you are sorting alphabetically, think of "ascending" as \ "alphabtically", because "a" is considered smaller than "z." 8\IND\If you want to select a Secondary-Key, move the cursor to \ \BL\Secondary-Key\BS\, and then press \KEY=Enter\. 9\IND\Highlight the secondary-key range, and then press \KEY=Enter\. 10\IND\Select Ascending or Descending for the secondary-key, and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\You are returned to the Data Sort menu. 11\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Go\BS\, and then press \ \KEY=Enter\ to perform the sort. \IND\The records in the list are sorted according to the \ primary and secondary keys you indicated. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The secondary sort key is optional, although you may \ find that you use it frequently. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /df\BS\ (Data Fill) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Fill command allows you to \ consecutively number a range of cells, making it \ easier to use the numbered \ range with the Data Sort, Data Table, and Data Distribution commands. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To create a fill range: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the top-left corner of the range of \ cells that will make up the fill range. \IND\Do not start a fill range over cells that contain information \ you want to keep. 3\IND\Type /df 4\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the cells you want to \ include in the Data Fill range. If you have set up a data fill range previously, the existing \ range is highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the \ existing fill range. Press \KEY=Cancl\ and then move the cursor \ to use a range other than the existing range. When the cursor is \ over the beginning of the new fill range, type a period (.) to \ anchor the cursor, then move the cursor to highlight the rest of \ the range. Press \KEY=Enter\ after highlighting the fill range. 5\IND\Type a "start value" (the first number   4\IND\Type the variables for input cell 1 down the \ left column of the table range. 5\IND\Type the variables for input cell 2 across the top \ of the table. 6\IND\Leave at least one row blank at the bottom of the table. TO EXECUTE THE DATA TABLE COMMANDS: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the top-left cell in the table. 3\IND\Type /dt1 or /dt2 4\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the table range, and then \ press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the input cell, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you are using a Data Table 2 command, move the cursor to \ highlight the second input cell, and then press \KEY=Enter\. The Data Table command is executed, and the effect of the \ substituted values is displayed in the table. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If the worksheet is globally protected, you \ must use the the Range Unprotect command to unprotect the entire \ table range and the input cell(s). \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dq\BS\ (Data Que in the series \ of consecutive numbers--usually 0 or 1), and then press \KEY=Enter\. 6\IND\Type a "step value" (the increment between each numbered \ cell; for example, "1" increases each numbered cell by one), \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. 7\IND\Type a "stop value" (the last number in the group of \ numbered cells), and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Each cell in the fill range contains a number. The "start" \ value is in the top-left cell, followed by numbers increased by the \ "step" value, up to the cell that contains the "stop" value or the end \ of the fill range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The fill values inserted into the fill range are \ numbers only; not formulas. The Data Fill command is very useful for creating a column that \ identifies the original order of information before the \ information is sorted with the Data Sort command. You can sort \ on the numbers in the Data Fill column to return the information to \ its original order. The Data Fill command is very useful for entering consecutive values \ such as the years between 1980 and 2000. In this case, the "start" \ value is 1980, the "step" value is 1, and the "stop" value would \ be 2000. This saves typing every year in the 20-year span and \ moving the cursor after typing each year. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dt\BS\ (Data Table 1, Data Table 2) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Table commands allow you to display how \ the values of dependent cells change when you change the value of one \ input cell. This is commonly referred to as "what-if analysis." \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To create a Table Range that \ uses one input cell (used for the Data Table 1 command): 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to an unoccupied portion of the \ worksheet. You will need at least 2 columns by 3 rows. 3\IND\Leave the cell in the top-left corner of the Table blank. 4\IND\In the second column of the top row of the \ table, type the cell reference for a formula that will be affected \ by the "what-if" analysis. 5\IND\Type additional cell references to formulas across \ the top row of the table. \IND\After you type a cell reference, the current value of the cell \ is displayed in the cell across the top row of the table. 6\IND\Type the values you want to substitute (variables) \ in the cells down the left column. 7\IND\Leave at least one row blank at the bottom of the table. CREATING A DATA TABLE WITH TWO INPUT CELLS (used with a \ Data Table 2 command) 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to an unoccupied portion of the \ worksheet. \IND\You will need one row for each variable for input \ cell 1, plus two additional rows. \IND\You will also need one column for each variable for input \ cell 2, plus two additional columns. 3\IND\In the upper-left cell of the table, type the \ address of the cell that contains \ the formula whose changing values you are displaying. \IND\After you type a cell reference, the current value of the \ of the cell is displayed in the cell. ry) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Query commands allow you to \ find, extract, delete, and display unique information in your \ worksheet. All of the Data Query commands require you to \ set up an input range and criterion range; some of the commands \ require that you also set up an output range that will \ contain information copied from the input range. The following list explains the Data Query menu selections: \BL\Input\BS\ -- used to create an input range that defines \ the information to use with the Data Query commands. All \ Data Query commands require you to set up an input range before \ selecting the command. \BL\Criterion\BS\ -- used to tell the worksheet what information \ is to be used with the Data Query commands. All Data Query commands \ require you to set up a criterion range before selecting the command. \BL\Output\BS\ -- used to display information copied from the \ input range with the Data Extract and Data Unique commands. \BL\Find\BS\ -- displays information in the input range that \ matches criteria in the criterion range. Cursor moves only to \ information that matches the criterion. \BL\Extract\BS\ -- copies information from the input range that \ matches criteria in the criterion range, and places the matching \ information in the output range. You must \ set up an output range before selecting this command. \BL\Unique\BS\ -- copies information from the input range into \ the output range. This command copies only one record if there are \ duplicate records in the input range. \BL\Delete\BS\ -- deletes information from the input range that \ matches criteria in the criterion range. \BL\Reset\BS\ -- cancels any previously set up input, output, \ and criterion ranges. \BL\Quit\BS\ -- used to return to top-level Data menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on an individual Data \ Query command, select one of the function key labels below. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dqf\BS\ (Data Query Find) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Query Find command displays \ all records in the input range that match the criteria in the \ criterion range. You must set up an input range and criterion \ range before selecting the Data Query Find command. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Data Query Find command: 1\IND\Make sure you have set up an input range \ and a criterion range. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /dqf \IND\The first record that matches the criteria in the criterion \ range is highlighted in the input range. \IND\Use \KEY=Down\ to highlight the next record that \ matches the criteria. Keep pressing \KEY=Down\ to highlight \ the records that have been found. The cursor will not move to a \ record that doesn't match the criteria in the criterion range. \IND\You can also use \KEY=Home\ and \KEY=End\ to move to \ the first and last matching records in the input range. 4\IND\After looking at all the records that have been found, press \ \KEY=Enter\, \KEY=Cancl\, or \KEY=Exit\ to leave the \ Find command and return to the Data Query menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If there are no records in the input range \ that match the criteria in the criterion range, no records are \ highlighted in the input range, and you are returned to the Data \ Query menu. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dqe\BS\ (Data Query Extract) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Query Extract command copies \ records from the input range that match the criteria in the \ criterion range, and places the matching records in the \ output range. You must set up an input \ range, a criterion range, and an output range before selecting the \ Data Query Extract command. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Data Query Extract command: 1\IND\Make sure you have set up all the data ranges. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /dqe 4\IND\The records that match the criteria, and whose field \ names are in the top row of the output range are copied to \ the output range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you have indicated an output range that contains \ just a row of field names, the output range i  le, the following bin range \ contains values for numbers of parts in a dollar range. Bin range \IND\25\IND\blank \IND\50\IND\blank \IND\75\IND\blank \IND\100\IND\blank This bin range will be used to calculate the number of parts that \ cost less than or equal to $25, the number of parts that cost less \ than or equal to $50 and more than $25, the number of parts that \ cost less than or equal to $75 and more than $50, and the number \ of parts that cost less than or equal to $100 and more than $75. After indicating the values range (the part of your \ worksheet for which you want to calculate the frequency \ distribution, and indicating the bin range, you will \ see a list of numbers next to the bin range numbers \ that displays the amount of parts that fall into each \ cost category. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To calculate frequency distribution: 1\IND\Set up a bin range. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /dd 4\IND\Move the cursor to the first cell in the values range, \ ands adjusted to fit all \ the records xtracted. It may be helpful to split the worksheet into two windows to \ display the criterion range in one window, and the \ output range in another. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dqu\BS\ (Data Query Unique) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Query Unique command copies \ records from the input range that match the criteria in the \ criterion range, and places the matching records in the \ output range. You must set up an input \ range, a criterion range, and an output range before selecting the \ Data Query Unique command. The only difference between the \ Data Query Unique and Data Query Extract commands is that the \ Unique command eliminates duplicate records in the output range. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Data Query Unique command: 1\IND\Make sure you have set up all the data ranges. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /dqu 4\IND\The records that match the criteria, and whose field \ names are in the top row of the output range are copied to \ the output range. No duplicate records are copied to the \ output range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you have indicated an output range that contains \ just a row of field names, the output range is adjusted to fit all \ the copied records. It may be helpful to split the worksheet into two windows to \ display the criterion range in one window, and the output \ range in another. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dqd\BS\ (Data Query Delete) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Query Delete command removes \ all records in the input range that match the criteria in \ the criterion range. You must set up an input range and a \ criterion range before selecting the Data Query Delete command. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Data Query Delete command: 1\IND\Make sure you have set up the required data ranges. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /dqd 4\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Delete\BS\ and then \ press \KEY=Enter\ to delete the records. \IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Cancel\BS\ and then \ press \KEY=Enter\ to cancel the Delete \ command and return to the Data Query menu. \IND\The records that match the criteria in the criterion range \ are deleted. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The input range is adjusted to a smaller range \ when records are deleted. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dd\BS\ (Data Distribution) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Distribution command allows you to\ calculate the frequency distribution of a range by counting \ the number of values in each of a specified number of intervals. This command is similar to the Data Table commands in that \ you must create a "bin range" to collect the distribution values \ very much like you create a table to collect the subsituted values \ in the Data Table commands. CREATING A BIN RANGE A bin range is a column of numbers that indicate the various \ ranges you want to use in the Data Distribution command. The numbers in a bin range must progress in value from smallest \ to largest. The area to the right of the bin range must be blank. For examp  type a period (.) to anchor the cursor. 5\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the values range, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. 6\IND\Move the cursor to the first cell of the bin range, \ and type a period (.) to anchor the cursor. 7\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the entire bin \ range (including blank cells that \ will contain the distribution numbers), and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The bin range is filled with the number of values that \ fall within the specified intervals in your bin range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you are creating a very large bin range, you \ may find it quicker to use the Data Fill command to set up the \ bin intervals. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dm\BS\ (Data Matrix) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Matrix command multiplies or inverts a \ matrix made up of columns and rows of cell entries. The largest \ possible matrix for either multiplying or inverting is 90 rows \ by 90 columns. \UL\Inverting a Matrix\US\ \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To invert a matrix: 1\IND\Make sure you have the same number of rows and columns. 2\IND\From READY mode, type /dmi 3\IND\Type the input range and press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Type the output range and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Solution Designer places the result in the specified output \ range. \UL\Multiplying Two Matrices\US\ \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To multiply two matrixes: 1\IND\Make sure you have the same number of columns in the first \ range as there are rows in the second range. 2\IND\From READY mode, type /dmm 3\IND\Type the first input range and press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Type the second input range and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Type the output range and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Solution Designer places the result in the specified output \ range. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dr\BS\ (Data Regression) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Regression command \ computes the coefficient values and constant for a formula \ that ties ranges of independent variables to a range of dependent \ variables. It also indicates the statistical accuracy of these values. USES FOR LINEAR AND MULTIPLE REGRESSION \IND\To see how and whether two or more sets of values are \ dependent on each other. \IND\To predict a value for a dependent variable based on other \ values for one or more independent variables. \IND\To determine the slope(s) and the Y intercept(s) of the best-\ fitting lines(s) for a set of data points. GUIDELINES \IND\The X coefficient(s) are the slopes in the results. \IND\The Y axis intercept appears as the constant in the results. \IND\The X and R ranges must have the same number of rows. \IND\You can specify up to 16 independent variables for multiple \ regression. \IND\You can specify either a single cell (the upper-left cell of \ the range) or the entire range as the output range. The output \ range must be at least nine rows long and two columns wider than \ the number of independent variables. The output range must be \ a minimum of four columns wide. \IND\The intercept option allows you to select either to compute \ the Y intercept or force it to be zero. The default value is to compute \ the Y intercept. \IND\There is no limit to the number of values you can enter in each \ column of variables, assuming it does not exceed the number of rows \ in the worksheet. The Data Regression command consists of the following elements; each \ can be executed as part of the command: X-Range \IND\Sets the range for the independent variables. Y-Range \IND\Sets the range for dependent variables. Output-Range\IND\Specifies the output range to store linear \ regression results. Intercept \IND\Specifies the intercept option, either Compute or \ Zero. Compute figures the Y intercept value; Zero forces the Y \ intercept to be 0. Reset \IND\Cancels both the regression ranges and the intercept. Go \IND\Performs linear regression and returns you to READY mode. Quit \IND\Returns you to READY mode. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To execute a data regression: 1\IND\With the workshee   f to select Format-Line. 4\IND\Press c to select Create. 5\IND\Edit the format line if any of the following conditions exist:\ \IND\If any block (including adjacent * characters) is not wide enough \ for the data that will be parsed in the rows below it. \IND\If any of the block widths or data type characters are incorrect. \IND\If any single block contains a space (it is treated as two shorter \ blocks in this case). \IND\The procedure for editing follows this procedure. 6\IND\Create additional format lines for any of the following conditions:\ \IND\If any cell below the format line contains a block whose data type \ or width does not match the format line. \IND\If your imported data contains descriptive labels, numeric entries, \ or rows of characters separating different sections of the worksheet. \IND\To create a new format line: \IND\From READY mode, position the cell pointer in the next cell \ in the column requiring a new format line. \IND\Type /dpfc, and edit the new line, if nect in READY mode, type /dr 2\IND\Specify a regression range for the independent variable by \ typing x, typing the range, and pressing \KEY=Enter\. 3\IND\Specify a regression range for the dependent variable by typing y \ typing the range, and pressing \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Specify a range to store the results by typing o, typing the \ range, and pressing \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Specify an integration option by typing i, selecting \ Compute or Zero, and pressing \KEY=Enter\. 6\IND\Press r to cancel your specified ranges and the intercept option. 7\IND\Press g to perform the regression and return to READY mode, \ or press q to return to READY mode without performing the regression. The following information is entered into the output range: \IND\constant \IND\standard error of the y estimate \IND\r-squared value \IND\number of observations \IND\degrees of freedom \IND\x coefficients for each of the independent variables \IND\standard error of each of these coefficients \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /dp\BS\ (Data Parse) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Parse command converts a column \ of long labels into several columns of labels or numbers. Use this\ command to parse a text file you have imported into your \ worksheet (using the File Import Text command). The Data Parse command consists of the following elements; \ each can be executed as part of the command: Format-Line \IND\Sets the standard for how the labels in the cells \ below it will be parsed into blocks of data. Input-Column\IND\Specifies the column of labels to be parsed. Output-Range\IND\Specifies the output range to store labels and \ numbers. Reset \IND\Cancels both the input column and the output range. Go \IND\Parses input data and returns you to READY mode. Quit \IND\Returns you to READY mode. The format line is a label preceded by a vertical split bar (|). \ Characters in the format line indicate the data type and width \ of each block in the cell below it. The Data Parse Format-Line Create command creates a format \ line automatically in the row above the label at the current cell \ position. It treats each group of characters separated by one or \ more blank spaces as a single block of data, identifying each as a \ value, date or time, or a label. Format lines can contain the following data: L\IND\the first character of a label block V\IND\the first character of a value block D\IND\the first character of a date block T\IND\the first character of a time block S\IND\skip the character below when parsing >\IND\continuation of the block *\IND\blank space immediately below; currently undefined, but can \ become part of a block of data in cells that follow. You can enter the skip symbol (S) manually only. When you edit a format \ line, you can replace a symbol with an S. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To execute a data parse: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the top cell of the column you want \ to parse. 2\IND\With the worksheet in READY mode, type /dp 3\IND\Press esary. 7\IND\Type i to select Input-Range. 8\IND\Type the range containing the column of format lines \ and the cells you want to parse. The range contains only one column. 9\IND\Type o to select Output-Range. 10\IND\Type the cell address of the upper-left corner of the blank \ range you want to use for the parsed data. \IND\NOTE: Any data in the output range will be overwritten. 11\IND\Press g to select Go. A copy of the parsed data is placed in the output range. \ Solution Designer has entered each block of data in an individual \ cell as a value, date or time, or a label. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To edit a format line: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the cell containing the format \ line you want to edit. 2\IND\From READY mode, type /dp 3\IND\Press f to select Format-Line. 4\IND\Press e to select Edit. \IND\The format line is now in the control panel for editing. 5\IND\Edit the format line as you would any label. \IND\Press Cancel to cancel the format line edit and return to READY mode, canceling all of your changes. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ when you have finished editing the format line. Solution Designer displays the new format line in your worksheet and \ returns you to the Data Parse menu to continue with the procedure. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Solution Designer tests the data block to determine its \ data type in the following order: value, date, and time. All other \ blocks are labels. Soltuion Designer ignores any nonlabel cells in \ the input column.\EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /a\BS\ (Advanced Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced commands lets you use the \ following commands: \BL\Advanced Record-Macro\BS\ - Lets you create keyboard \ macros by recording the keystrokes as you type them. \BL\Advanced Link\BS\ - Lets you link data in the current \ worksheet with data contained in other worksheets. \BL\Advanced Goal-Seeking\BS\ - Lets you determine what values \ will help you reach a defined goal. \BL\Advanced Move\BS\ - Moves entire columns and rows. \BL\Advanced Automatic\BS\ - Automatically moves the cursor after \ you press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\Advanced Defaults\BS\ - Establishes advanced defaults, such \ as copy formulas or values, align-columns, blank format. \BL\Advanced Width\BS\ - Sets/Resets width of range of columns. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To display the Advanced commands: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /a The Advanced commands are displayed. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on the Advanced commands, \ select one of the function key labels below. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /al\BS\ (Advanced Link) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Link command lets you \ link data in your current worksheet to data in other \ worksheet files. A worksheet \UL\link\US\ is a connection from a cell \ or range in the current worksheet to a cell or range \ in another worksheet. Values in the linked cells of the \ current worksheet are derived from the values in the external \ worksheet. When you create a link, you copy a cell or range (called \ the source area) from an external worksheet into a cell or \ range (called the target area) in the current worksheet. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To create a link: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /al \IND\The following Link commands are displayed: \BL\Create\BS\ - Lets you specify the external worksheet, source area \ in the external worksheet, target area in the current worksheet, \ then copies information from the source area into the target area. \BL\Edit\BS\ - Lets you select an existing link and change \ the target area in the current worksheet. The old target area \ will be erased, and the source data in the external worksheet \ will be copied to the new target area. \BL\Delete\BS\ - Lets you remove an existing link. The old target area \ will be erased. \BL\List-Dependent\BS\ - Lets you view a list of external worksheets \ that receive information from the current worksheet. \BL\Quit\BS\ - Exits Link menu; returns to READY mode. 3\IND\Type the first character of   d and the variable cell displays the \ value that is required to reach the desired goal. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Goal-seeking iterates up to 40 times to find \ a solution. Sometimes, convergence will not be reached. Some \ goal-seeking situations may have more than one correct answer; \ especially if the positive and negative values of the same \ number could both be correct. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /am\BS\ (Advanced Move) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Move command lets you move \ entire columns and rows. This differs from the Move command \ on the top-level menu, which is limited to moving cells or \ ranges and requires you to indicate exactly which cells are \ to be moved. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the Advanced Move command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the first column or row \ you want to move. 3\IND\Type /am \IND\The following choices are displayed: \BL\Column\BS\ \ \BL\ROW\BS\. 4\IND\Type the first character of your choice. 5\IND\Move the cthe desired link command. \IND\If you chose "List-Dependent", the external worksheets \ depending on information in the current worksheet will \ be displayed. Press \KEY=Enter\ to return to the Link menu. 4\IND\If you chose "Edit" or "Delete", the external worksheets will \ be displayed. Select the worksheet with the link you want to change, \ and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The message: "Enter range name of link:" is displayed, along \ with a menu of range names for links to the selected worksheet. \IND\If you chose "Create", all worksheets in the current directory \ will be displayed. Move the cursor to the name of the file to which \ you want to link and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The message: "Enter named range:" is displayed.  5\IND\If you chose "Edit" or "Delete", move \ the cursor to the name of the link you wish to edit or delete, \ and press \KEY=Enter\. If you chose "Delete", the link will be removed, \ the former target range will be erased, and you are returned to \ the Link menu. \IND\If you chose "Create", type the range name or cell address of \ the cell or range in the external worksheet that contains the data you \ want to receive, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The message: "Enter target:" is displayed.  6\IND\Move the cursor to indicate the target cell or range, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. The cells are copied into the current worksheet. If you chose "Edit", \ the former target area will be erased. Every time \ the current worksheet is opened, the linked cells will be \ copied from the external worksheet into the target area. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The target area must be large enough to contain the \ same number of cells as the source area. Any data in cells within \ the target area will be overwritten. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH:\BS\ /ag\BS\ (Advanced Goal-Seeking) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Goal-Seeking command \ helps you determine what variables you need to achieve in \ order to reach a desired "bottom-line." Goal-seeking is the \ opposite of "what-if" analysis. Before using the goal-seeking command, you must determine \ the cell that contains the variable and the cell containing \ the target. The \UL\variable\US\ cell contains the number \ that the goal-seeking command will adjust to reach your goal. \ The cell must contain a number--it cannot contain a formula or \ label. The \UL\target\US\ cell represents the goal. This \ cell must contain a formula that uses either the variable cell \ or another cell that is affected by the variable cell. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the goal-seeking command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the variable cell, and type /ag \IND\The message: "Enter variable cell" is displayed. 3\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the current cell as the \ variable cell. 4\IND\Move the cursor to the target cell, and then press \ \KEY=Enter\. \IND\A form requests the value of the goal. 5\IND\Type the value of the goal, and then press \KEY=Enter\. The worksheet is recalculate ursor to highlight any additonal adjacent \ columns or rows you want to move, and then press \KEY=Enter\. 6\IND\Move the cursor to the row above, or the column to \ the left of the location where you want to place the moved \ columns or rows. 7\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. The entire columns or rows are moved to the new location. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Be careful when moving columns or rows that \ contain values used in formulas. These formulas may become \ invalid. If you change your mind about the move before you have indicated \ a destination, press \KEY=Cancl\ several times until \ you are returned to the Advanced Commands menu. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /aa\BS\ (Advanced Automatic) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Automatic command allows the \ cursor to move after you press \KEY=Enter\. This is very \ useful when you are typing long columns or rows of numbers \ into a new worksheet. Instead of remaining in a cell after you complete the cell \ entry, the cursor can be set up to move automatically to the \ next cell (up, down, right, or left) when you press \KEY=Enter\. The direction the cursor moves depends upon the most-recently \ used arrow key. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the Advanced Automatic command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode.  2\IND\Type /aa 3\IND\Type \BL\y\BS\. Automatic cursor movement is selected. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ad\BS\ (Advanced Defaults) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Default commands let you \ set the Copy command to copy formulas and values, or values \ only (not the formulas that determine them); turn on or off \ an automatic one-space gutter to the right of each column in \ the worksheet; and set the Range Erase command to erase \ cell contents, format, and attributes, or contents only--leaving \ format, protection, and label-prefix settings. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the Advanced Defaults: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /ad \IND\The following default selections are displayed: \BL\Copy-values\BS\ - When this is set to "No", the Copy \ command copies formulas and values. If set to "Yes", the \ Copy command copies values only. \BL\Align-columns\BS\ - When this is set to "Yes", a \ single-space gutter appears to the right of each column in \ the worksheet. If set to "No", no gutter appears. \BL\Blank Format\BS\ - When this is set to "Yes", the \ Range Erase command erases the range format settings, \ protection settings, and label-prefixes for every cell in the \ range. If set to "No", the Range Erase command erases only the \ cell contents. \ The {Blank} macro command will be effected just like Range Erase. 3\IND\Type the first character of the desired default setting. 4\IND\Select Yes or No, and then press \KEY=Enter\. The selected default setting is changed. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /aw\BS\ (Advanced Width) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Width command \ allows you to change the width of one or more columns by \ resetting the width to the default global column-width, \ or by setting a new width. You can also use this command \ to make one or more columns invisible but still retain \ their contents, or to display the contents of hidden columns. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the Advanced Width command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /aw \IND\The following choices are displayed: \BL\Set\BS\ - Sets new column-width \BL\Reset\BS\ - Resets column-width to the global column-width \ setting \BL\Hide\BS\ - Prevent the display of certain columns, \ without changing any contents \BL\Display\BS\ - Display previously hidden columns 3\IND\Type the first character of the desired choice. \IND\You see the following message: "Enter range of columns:" \IND\Currently hidden columns will be temporarily displayed, \ with an asterisk next to the column letter in the column headings. 4\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the range of columns, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you selected Set, type a new column-width, and then \ press \KEY=Enter\. The new column-width is entered, and   e. \EOT\\BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Quit command is used throughout \ the menu system. In most cases, Quit is used \ to return to READY mode; in another case (from the \ top-level menu), Quit is used to exit from the \ program. If you select Quit from the top-level menu (by typing /q from \ READY mode), a menu will \ be presented allowing you to save your changes before exiting. If you select Quit from any of the other menus, you \ will return to READY mode. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on using Quit to \ exit the program, select the EXITING screen below. \EOT\Table of contentsþPÿvšÏ|¸,äPÿ6(äš•d‰FþPÿvšÏ|‹å]ÊU‹ìQŠFÐØsŠF €´Pÿvš;€‰Fþ=]uŠF ´Pÿvš;€‹å]ÊU‹ìƒì¸/€Pš:|¸Š€Using HelpP¸~ÞP¸PFúPš_ 4Pšù|¸¾è USING HELPšUSEHELPdHow to Use the HELP Facility.åPš_ 4‰Fð¸‹ÐRPÄ^&ÄS¸0åPÄ^&ÿwFüTopicsFðƒ~üÿu °ÿÄ^&ˆé¸Š€P¸‹ÐRP¸ TOPICSPFîPš TOPICSë*Main Solution Designer Help TopicsNîëéÄ^ &Æthe \ selected columns are adjusted. \IND\If you selected Reset, the selected columns are adjusted \ to the global column-width. \IND\If you selected Hide, the selected columns will be \ removed from the display. \IND\If you selected Display, the selected columns will be \ displayed. \EOT\\BL\COMMAND PATH: /ar\BS\ (Advanced Record-Macro) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Record-Macro command lets \ you build a macro by letting the worksheet record your \ keystrokes. This method of creating macros eliminates the \ need to do a "dry run" normally associated with macro \ creation. Macros save time by providing a shortcut for the mulitple \ keystrokes and commands that you use frequently in your everyday \ work--formatting new worksheets, typing repeated \ labels and formulas, or printing selected portions of the \ worksheet. A macro consists of three parts--its name, its commands and \ keystrokes, and explanatory comments--and is located in the \ area of the worksheet below and to the right of any cells \ containing actual worksheet data. EXAMPLE MACRO The following is an example of a simple interactive macro used \ to erase the contents of a group of cells. The name given \ to this command (which is the same as the command to use it) is \ \BL\\e\BS\. The \BL\/re{?}\BS\ is the command portion of the \ macro, and the comments to the right give you an idea of how the \ macro is used. \BL\\e /re{?}~\BS\ Start Range Erase command. Wait for input, then \KEY=Enter\ \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ The following procedures show you how to \ create the example macro using the Advanced Record-Macro command: 1\IND\Move to the location in the worksheet where you want \ to place the macro. \IND\Make sure you have enough blank cells to accomodate the \ macro. This example needs at least three adjacent vacant columns, \ and three consecutive vacant rows. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /ar \IND\The following message is displayed: Enter macro name. 4\IND\Type one letter to name the macro. \IND\Use a letter that reminds you of the macro's purpose. \ For this example, use \BL\e\BS\, since the macro's purpose \ is to erase. \IND\The following message is displayed: Enter macro range: 5\IND\Since you need to indicate only the first cell of \ the macro, press \KEY=Enter\. The worksheet is now ready to record your keystrokes. 6\IND\Type /re 7\IND\Since this macro is interactive and accepts user input, \ you must indicate a macro operator. Press Macro (F1), type \ \BL\?\BS\, and then press \KEY=Enter\ to complete the macro \ operator command. 8\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ again to complete the macro commands. 9\IND\Press Macro (F1), and then press \KEY=Exit\ to end \ the macro recording. The macro is recorded. 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If you plan to use Art Designer with Solution Designer, make sure that you add Art DesiData Fill CommandªPŠFË´Pš€‰FüÄ^&ŠOÐÙr* ÀuVŠFï´PŠFæ´Data TablePŠFË´Pš€Ä‰Füƒ~üuVŠFËFæé DATA TABLEFD TABLEQMPXR_Using the Data Table Commandsü ÀuÒŠFçëg€~êÿt/ŠFéþÈ:Fèu‚~æt ŠFçˆFæéþÄData Sort$$‰Fü Àu˜ŠFï´Pš€´‰Fü Àu{° DATA SORT‚D SORTæÑ:MTQPSUsing the Data Sort CommandFèëŠFéþÈ:FèvþFèëÆFè€~êÿtŠFèˆFêÆFÍÿétýéºData QueryˆGŠFìÄ^&ˆGŠFíÄ^&ˆGŠFîÄ^ DATA QUERYFD QUERYÙ[MNTUVWOUsing the Data Query CommandsþëÇFþ‹FöÄ^&‰‹Fü Àu‹Fþ‹å]ÊU‹ìŠF±a:Data FindÁëŠF]ÂU‹ìƒì‹F;Fv=ÇFü‹ DATA FINDD FINDŠ†cMSNOUWVUsing the Data Query Find Commandþw Ä^&Çé²Ä^‹vþ&€8't`Ä^ &‹‰Fþ‹FData Xtract&€8 txÄ^‹vþ&€8 tlÄ^‹vþ&€8 DATA XTRACTD XTRCTÐhMSNOVWTUsing the Data Query Extract Command+ÑJ‰VúƒúÿuĸZ ë‹FþÄ^ &+Ä^&‰¸‹Data UniqueF‹Vëð>î]ÊU‹ì‹Vëð>ì]Ê DATA UNIQUED UNIQŠÂlMSNOUWTUsing the Data Query Unique CommandìQÄ^"S¸3Pšì‰Fþ Àu2Ä^"SÄ^SÿvData DeleteSÿvÄ^ Sÿv ÿvÿvš3‚Üë< óè DATA DELETE D DEL‹qMSNOUTVUsing the Data Query Delete CommandSš.‚|ë óèÐØsÄ^ SÄ^SšL ë¸DistributionuÐØsSÿvÿv Ä^Sÿvš"‚TëD DISTRIBUTION D DIST uMPQZUsing the Data Distribution Commandšªë¸]ÊU‹ìÄ^&ŠGuÐØs Sÿvš!‚Data Matrix^Sÿvšë¸]ÊU‹ìÄ^ & Data MATRIX MATRIXœ~MPQ4Using the Data Matrix CommandóèÐØs Ä^SšÅë¸]ÊU‹ìÄ^&ŠGuÐØs$SÿData Regressionv Ä^Sÿvš0‚4ë1 óèÐØs' D REGRESSIONS D REGRø‚MPQXUsing the Data Regression Command Ä^Sÿvš+‚dë1 óèÐØs'Ä^SÄ^SÿvÿvData ParseSÿvšýë¸]ÊU‹ìÄ^&ŠG DATA PARSEÄD PARSEóMP;Using the Data Parse CommanduÐØsSÄ^ Sÿv Ä^Sš‚Lë# óèÐØsÄ^SÄ^ Advanced Commands]ÊU‹ìÄ^&ŠGuÐØsSÿADVANCD COMMDS´ADVANCDú¡_ab]Using Advanced CommandsüòªÄ^S¸Pšì‰Fþ Àu'Ä^SÄ^SÿvÄ^Sÿvÿv Macrovš‚$ë1 óèÐØs'Ä^SÄ^SÿvÄ^S RECORD MACROR MACRO%Í\Using the Advanced Record-Macro Commandÿvš‚4ë4 óèÐØs*Ä^SÄ^SÿvÄLinkvÿvÄ^ Sÿvÿvš´ë¸‹å]ÊU‹ìADVANCED LINKv A LINK&¦\_aUsing the Advanced Link CommandSÿv Ä^Sš)‚ìë óèÐØsÄ^ Sÿv Ä^SšëGoal-Seeking‹ìQÄ^ &ŠGuÐØsSÿv Ä^Sš2‚ GOAL SEEKINGSA GOALS ³\QUsing the Advanced Goal-Seeking CommandÊU‹ìÄ^&ŠGuÐØs Sš#‚äë óèÐØsAdvanced AutomaticU‹ìÄ^&ŠGuÐØs Sš5‚Ü AUTO CURSORšAD AUTO…¾\Using the Advanced Automatic Cursor Command&ŠGuÐØs Sÿvš%‚ë óèÐØsÄAdvanced Move¸]ÊU‹ìÄ^ &ŠGuÐØsSÿvADVANCED MOVEsAD MOVE|¹\6Using the Advanced Move CommandÄ^ Sÿvÿvš‰ë¸]ÊU‹ìÄ^ &ŠGuÐØsAdvanced DefaultsØsÄ^ SÿvÿvšvÄë¸ADVANCD DEFLTSÄDEFAULTYÁ\53-Using Advanced Defaults‰Fô‹N ;Nî±ÿwA À°ÿw@"ÈÐÙré8‹^òÑã.ÿ§9‹F +Fî‰FAdvanced Width^&‹G(‰Fú‹Nø+ȉNö;Nðvé ADVANCED WIDTH‹A WIDTH Ç\Using the Advanced Width CommandNô;Èré‰NðÄ^&ŠGjÀuéH&8Gkté$Ä^ ‹Quit€ø  gner to the Context Manager Configuration file also. Press GO to continue. ÿAA 1~%' ÿaa  PATH %0 Sys ''1%' %' %' 1. Add the new command %' NEW COMMAND 'Solution Designer' [%0]SolutionDesigner.Run @%1SD.Desc yes [%0]Sys.cmds%' %' %' 2. Copy files off the first diskette %' LCOPY %1* [%0] yes yes%' COPY [kbd] [vid]ÿpf ÿaf ÿaa ÿaf Remove the Diskette from the floppy drive %1 and replace ÿaa ÿaf i CONVERGENT TECHNOLOGIES Nationalization Instructions for 1.0.1 Solution Designer Revised August 25, 1988 {General Solution Designer uses the Native Language Support (NLS) facility, a message file, a help file, and an optional character set conversion file. Nationalization of the product may be performed in the standard way using NLS and the message file. Since there is currently no standard method for providing nationalized help text, the Solution Designer package includes a tool to convert the help text file to the binary help file needed at run time.} Solution Designer provides several commands which allow the user to nationalize the product while using it. The /Worksheet Global Default Other International commands allow the punctuation and currency symbols, plus the date and time formats to be controlled directly by the end user. The user's global settings may be saved to a configuration file, which is read whenever Solution Designer is invoked. Thus, the user may override some of the default nationalization provided through NLS. {To nationalize Solution Designer, copy the files from the directory of the last distribution diskette into a local directory. The following files are contained in that directory: SdNatl.Doc Document Designer file containing this documentation SdNls.Asm assembly language file containing LICS translation table SdMsg.Txt text file containing the Solution Designer messages MakeHelp.Sub submit file for creating help binary file hcomp.run tool for creating help binary file from help text file sshlp.src text file containing Solution Designer help information } {Changing the Messages Edit the message text file SdMsg.Txt to reflect your desired changes. Read the comments at the beginning of the file for details about the structure and contents of SdMsg.Txt. If you use Document Desinger or Word Processor to edit the file, it is recommended that you use the Remove Format command before saving the file. This will prevent any possible future problems caused by formatting characters.} {To create the binary message file, use the Create Message File command, as follows: Command Create Message File RETURN Create Message File Text file SdMsg.Txt RETURN [Message file] SdMsg.Bin GO} {If no errors occur, replace the standard Solution Designer binary message file in [Sys] (or wherever it is located) with the new SdMsg.Bin file. Start up Solution Designer and move through the command menus to verify your changes. } {Help Text File Structure Following are some notes about the structure of the help text file sshlp.src. The Wlabel record at the beginning of the file is the string placed in the upper left corner of the screen when a help topic is displayed. The order of the table of contents help display is controlled by the Contents record at the beginning of the file. Each entry in the Contents record corresponds to a Name record later in the file. A comma must separate each Contents entry.} Each help topic begins with a Name record. This text is used as an index into the help file from the message file, as well as in the Branch and Contents records. If you change it in one place, you must make the same change in the message file, and every other place it occurs in the help file. The Llabel record is not used at this time, but may be in the future. It should be fifteen (15) characters or less in length. The Slabel record is the text used for the entry's keycap string at the bottom of the screen. It should be seven (7) characters or less in length. The Branch rec  file compatibility between different nationalized versions of Solution Designer, and between Solution Designer and Lotus 1-2-3. Since the CTOS character set is nationalizable, Solution Designer optionally uses two external tables to convert between the local CTOS character set and LICS during worksheet reading and writing. These tables are contained in the file SdNls.Asm, which must be edited in much the same way as the operating system's Nls.Asm file. The include file Nls.Mdf provided with Nls.Asm is required for assembling SdNls.Asm. Once SdNls.Asm has been edited, it must be assembled and linked to create SdNls.Sys, which must be placed in [Sys]. Comments in the file SdNls.Asm contain further information about its content and use.} 2 1.0.1 Solution Designer Nationalization Instructions STA-8000 Page # of 4 Nationalization Instructions 1.0.1 Solution Designer Page # of 4 STA-8000 ord refers to help entries related to the current one. As with the Contents record, each entry corresponds to the Name record of another entry in the help file. The order of the entries corresponds to the keycap display. Note that "CONTENT" is always the first keycap. Thus, up to nine (9) other branches may be specified. Currently, a maximum of seven is used for most menus. The Title record is the text centered at the top of the help topic display. It is also displayed in the help table of contents. The Text record specifies the text for each help entry. The backslash character (\) is used as an escape. The help routine in Solution Designer automatically splits long lines of text. The \ before the end of a line indicates to the help file converter that there should be no line separator, allowing long lines of text to be split and "wrapped" correctly. {The Text entry is ended by the escape sequence "\EOT\". Other escape sequences are: \BS\, \BL\ reverse highlight off/on \US\, \UL\ underline off/on \IND\ indent to next tab (8 space) stop \KEY=key\ keycap string for "key" \\ to enter the backslash character} Limitations: the Text portion of a record must result in no more than 150 lines to be displayed, and there may be no more than 120 help topics (records). The help compiler enforces these limits. {Changing and Building Help If you wish to change the help text, you must edit the Text portion of the applicable records in the help text file sshlp.src. You may also wish to edit the SLabel entries to change the help keycap strings, as well as the Title entries. Heed the warning in the previous section if you wish to change the Name entries. You may reorder the help keycap strings by changing the order of the Branch entries. If you're daring, you can add completely new help topics by adding complete help records, and referring to them in the Contents record and the Branch portion of other records.} If you use Document Desinger or Word Processor to edit the help text file, it is recommended that you use the Remove Format command before saving the file. This will prevent any possible future problems caused by formatting characters. {If you make changes in the help text file, you must use the supplied help compiler tool to create the new help binary file. Use the submit file MakeHelp.Sub to perform this operation. The input text file sshlp.src will be converted to the binary file SolutionDesigner.Hlp, overwriting any previous file of that name. The procedure is shown below. Command Submit RETURN Submit File list MakeHelp.Sub GO [Parameters] :} If no errors occur, replace the standard Solution Designer binary help file in [Sys] (or wherever it is located) with the new SolutionDesigner.Hlp file. Start up Solution Designer and move through the help menus to verify your changes. {Character set issues and Lotus compatibility Solution Designer uses the CTOS character set internally, but writes worksheet files using the Lotus International Character Set (LICS). 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TITLE TO AND OWNERSHIP OF THE PROGRAM, INCLUDING ITS ; SOURCE CODE, SHALL AT ALL TIMES REMAIN IN CONVERGENT TECHNOLOGIES. ; ;####################################################### n with ; the /File Xtract command). ; See Appendix 2 of the Lotus 1-2-3 (Version 2.0) Reference Manual for further ; information on the Lotus International Character Set. %DefTableData (rgbLotusCharSetXlat, 22, %(%' ; First half of table converts CTOS to LICS ; characters not present in LICS are converted to 99h DB 0h ; 0h -- DO NOT CHANGE, MUST CONVERT TO 0 DB 099h ; 1h DB 099h ; 2h DB 0A2h ; 3h cent DB 099h ; 4h DB 099h ; 5h DB 0BDh ; 6h one-half DB 099h ; 7h DB 099h ; 8h DB 099h ; 9h DB 099h ; 0Ah DB 099h ; 0Bh DB 099h ; 0Ch DB 099h ; 0Dh DB 099h ; 0Eh DB 099h ; 0Fh DB 0BCh ; 10h one-quarter DB 099h ; 11h DB 099h ; 12h DB 099h ; 13h DB 09Ah ; 14h DB 0AFh ; 15h division DB 099h ; 16h DB 0A7h ; 17h section DB 099h ; 18h DB 099h ; 19h DB 0B6h ; 1Ah paragraph DB 0B7h ; 1Bh filled circle DB 099h ; 1Ch DB 0BEh ; 1Dh less or equal DB 0B1h ; 1Eh plus or minus DB 0AEh ; 1Fh greater or equal DB 020h ; 20h space DB 021h ; 21h ! DB 022h ; 22h " DB 023h ; 23h # DB 024h ; 24h $ DB 025h ; 25h percent DB 026h ; 26h & DB 027h ; 27h ' DB 028h ; 28h ( DB 029h ; 29h ) DB 02Ah ; 2Ah * DB 02Bh ; 2Bh + DB 02Ch ; 2Ch , DB 02Dh ; 2Dh - DB 02Eh ; 2Eh . DB 02Fh ; 2Fh / DB 030h ; 30h 0 DB 031h ; 31h 1 DB 032h ; 32h 2 DB 033h ; 33h 3 DB 034h ; 34h 4 DB 035h ; 35h 5 DB 036h ; 36h 6 DB 037h ; 37h 7 DB 038h ; 38h 8 DB 039h ; 39h 9 DB 03Ah ; 3Ah : DB 03Bh ; 3Bh ; DB 03Ch ; 3Ch < DB 03Dh ; 3Dh = DB 03Eh ; 3Eh > DB 03Fh ; 3Fh ? DB 040h ; 40h @ DB 041h ; 41h A DB 042h ; 42h B DB 043h ; 43h C DB 044h ; 44h D DB 045h ; 45h E DB 046h ; 46h F DB 047h ; 47h G DB 048h ; 48h H DB 049h ; 49h I DB 04Ah ; 4Ah J DB 04Bh ; 4Bh K DB 04Ch ; 4Ch L DB 04Dh ; 4Dh M DB 04Eh ; 4Eh N DB 04Fh ; 4Fh O DB 050h ; 50h P DB 051h ; 51h Q DB 052h ; 52h R DB 053h ; 53h S DB 054h ; 54h T DB 055h ; 55h U DB 056h ; 56h V DB 057h ; 57h W DB 058h ; 58h X DB 059h ; 59h Y DB 05Ah ; 5Ah  Z DB 05Bh ; 5Bh [ DB 05Ch ; 5Ch \ DB 05Dh ; 5Dh ] DB 05Eh ; 5Eh ^ DB 05Fh ; 5Fh _ DB 060h ; 60h ` DB 061h ; 61h a DB 062h ; 62h b DB 063h ; 63h c DB 064h ; 64h d DB 065h ; 65h e DB 066h ; 66h f DB 067h ; 67h g DB 068h ; 68h h DB 069h ; 69h i DB 06Ah ; 6Ah j DB 06Bh ; 6Bh k DB 06Ch ; 6Ch l DB 06Dh ; 6Dh m DB 06Eh ; 6Eh n DB 06Fh ; 6Fh o DB 070h ; 70h p DB 071h ; 71h q DB 072h ; 72h r DB 073h ; 73h s DB 074h ; 74h t DB 075h ; 75h u DB 076h ; 76h v DB 077h ; 77h w DB 078h ; 78h x DB 079h ; 79h y DB 07Ah ; 7Ah z DB 07Bh ; 7Bh { DB 07Ch ; 7Ch | DB 07Dh ; 7Dh } DB 07Eh ; 7Eh ~ DB 07Fh  ; 7Fh filled rectangle DB 099h ; 80h DB 099h ; 81h DB 099h ; 82h DB 099h ; 83h DB 099h ; 84h DB 099h ; 85h DB 099h ; 86h DB 099h ; 87h DB 099h ; 88h DB 099h ; 89h DB 099h ; 8Ah DB 099h ; 8Bh DB 099h ;  8Ch superscript 0 DB 0B9h ; 8Dh superscript 1 DB 0B2h ; 8Eh superscript 2 DB 0B3h ; 8Fh superscript 3 DB 099h ; 90h superscript 4 DB 099h ; 91h superscript 5 DB 099h ; 92h superscript 6 DB 099h ; 93h superscript 7 DB 099h ; 94h superscript 8 DB 099h ; 95h superscript 9 DB 099h ; 96h subscript 0 DB 099h ; 97h subscript 1 DB 099h ; 98h subscript 2 DB 099h ; 99h subscript 3 DB 099h ; 9Ah subscript 4 DB 099h ; 9Bh subscript 5 DB 099h  ; 9Ch subscript 6 DB 099h ; 9Dh subscript 7 DB 099h ; 9Eh subscript 8 DB 099h ; 9Fh subscript 9 DB 0C5h ; 0A0h A-circle DB 0E5h ; 0A1h a-circle DB 0C4h ; 0A2h A-umlaut DB 0E4h ; 0A3h a-umlaut DB 0D6h ; 0A4h O-umlaut    38h 8 DB 039h ; 39h 9 DB 03Ah ; 3Ah : DB 03Bh ; 3Bh ; DB 03Ch ; 3Ch < DB 03Dh ; 3Dh = DB 03Eh ; 3Eh > DB 03Fh ; 3Fh ? DB 040h ; 40h @ DB 041h ; 41h A DB 042h ; 42h B DB 043h ; 43h C DB 044h ; 44h D DB 045h ; 45h E DB 046h ; 46h F DB 047h ; 47h G DB 048h ; 48h H DB 049h ; 49h I DB 04Ah ; 4Ah J DB 04Bh ; 4Bh K DB 04Ch ; 4Ch L DB 04Dh ; 4Dh M DB 04Eh ; 4Eh N DB 04Fh ; 4Fh O DB 050h ; 50h P DB 051h ; 51h Q DB 052h ; 52h R DB 053h ; 53h S DB 054h ; 54h T DB 055h ; 55h U DB 056h ; 56h V DB 057h ; 57h W DB 058h ; 58h X DB 059h ; 59h Y DB 05Ah ; 5Ah Z DB 05Bh ; 5Bh [ DB 05Ch ; 5Ch \ DB 05Dh ; 5Dh ] DB 05Eh ; 5Eh ^ DB 05Fh ; 5Fh _ DB 060h ; 60h ` DB 061h ; 61h a DB 062h ; 62h b DB 063h ; 63h c DB 064h ; 64h d DB 065h ; 65h e DB 066h ; 66h f DB 067h ; 67h g DB 068h ; 68h h DB 06DB 0F6h ; 0A5h o-umlaut DB 0D8h ; 0A6h O-slash DB 0F8h ; 0A7h o-slash DB 0DCh ; 0A8h U-umlaut DB 0FCh ; 0A9h u-umlaut DB 0E7h ; 0AAh c-cedilla DB 0EAh ; 0ABh e-circumflex DB 0E8h ; 0ACh e-grave DB 0E9h ; 0ADh e-acute DB 0C6h ; 0AEh AE ligature DB 0E6h ; 0AFh ae ligature DB 0DFh ; 0B0h lowercase German sharp s DB 0A3h ; 0B1h pound DB 0B0h ; 0B2h degree DB 0A9h ; 0B3h copyright DB 099h ; 0B4h registered DB 0B8h ; 0B5h trademark DB 099h ; 0B6h DB 099h ; 0B7h DB 099h ; 0B8h DB 099h ; 0B9h DB 099h ; 0BAh DB 099h ; 0BBh DB 099h ; 0BCh DB 099h ; 0BDh DB 099h ; 0BEh DB 099h ; 0BFh DB 099h ; 0C0h DB 099h ; 0C1h DB 099h ; 0C2h DB 099h ; 0C3h DB 099h ; 0C4h DB 099h ; 0C5h DB 099h ; 0C6h DB 099h ; 0C7h DB 099h ; 0C8h DB 099h ; 0C9h DB 099h ; 0CAh DB 099h ; 0CBh DB 099h ; 0CCh DB 099h ; 0CDh DB 099h ; 0CEh DB 099h ; 0CFh DB 099h ; 0D0h DB 099h ; 0D1h DB 099h ; 0D2h DB 099h ; 0D3h DB 099h ; 0D4h DB 099h ; 0D5h DB 099h ; 0D6h DB 099h ; 0D7h DB 099h ; 0D8h DB 099h ; 0D9h DB 099h ; 0DAh DB 099h ; 0DBh DB 099h ; 0DCh DB 099h ; 0DDh DB 099h ; 0DEh DB 099h ; 0DFh DB 099h ; 0E0h DB 099h  ; 0E1h DB 099h ; 0E2h DB 099h ; 0E3h DB 099h ; 0E4h DB 099h ; 0E5h DB 099h ; 0E6h DB 099h ; 0E7h DB 099h ; 0E8h DB 099h ; 0E9h DB 099h ; 0EAh DB 099h ; 0EBh DB 099h ; 0ECh DB 099h ; 0EDh DB 099h ; 0EEh DB 099h ; 0EFh DB 099h ; 0F0h DB 099h ; 0F1h DB 099h ; 0F2h DB 099h ; 0F3h DB 099h ; 0F4h DB 099h ; 0F5h DB 099h ; 0F6h DB 099h ; 0F7h DB 099h ; 0F8h DB 099h ; 0F9h DB 099h ; 0FAh DB 099h ; 0FBh DB 099h ; 0FCh DB 099h ; 0FDh DB 099h ; 0FEh DB 099h ; 0FFh ; Second half of table converts LICS to CTOS ; characters not present in CTOS are converted to 20h DB 0h ; 0h -- DO NOT CHANGE, MUST CONVERT TO 0 DB 020h ; 1h DB 020h ; 2h DB 020h ; 3h DB 020h ; 4h DB 020h ; 5h DB 020h ; 6h DB 020h ; 7h DB 020h ; 8h DB 020h ; 9h DB 020h ; 0Ah DB 020h ; 0Bh DB 020h ; 0Ch DB 020h ; 0Dh DB 020h ; 0Eh DB 020h ; 0Fh DB 020h ; 10h DB 020h ; 11h DB 020h  ; 12h DB 020h ; 13h DB 020h ; 14h DB 020h ; 15h DB 020h ; 16h DB 020h ; 17h DB 020h ; 18h DB 020h ; 19h DB 020h ; 1Ah DB 020h ; 1Bh DB 020h ; 1Ch DB 020h ; 1Dh DB 020h ; 1Eh DB 020h ; 1Fh DB 020h ;  20h space DB 021h ; 21h ! DB 022h ; 22h " DB 023h ; 23h # DB 024h ; 24h $ DB 025h ; 25h percent DB 026h ; 26h & DB 027h ; 27h ' DB 028h ; 28h ( DB 029h ; 29h ) DB 02Ah ; 2Ah * DB 02Bh ; 2Bh + DB 02Ch ; 2Ch , DB 02Dh ; 2Dh - DB 02Eh ; 2Eh . DB 02Fh ; 2Fh / DB 030h ; 30h 0 DB 031h ; 31h 1 DB 032h ; 32h 2 DB 033h ; 33h 3 DB 034h ; 34h 4 DB 035h ; 35h 5 DB 036h ; 36h 6 DB 037h ; 37h 7 DB 038h ; 9h ; 69h i DB 06Ah ; 6Ah j DB 06Bh ; 6Bh k DB 06Ch ; 6Ch l DB 06Dh ; 6Dh m DB 06Eh ; 6Eh n DB 06Fh ; 6Fh o DB 070h ; 70h p DB 071h ; 71h q DB 072h ; 72h r DB 073h ; 73h s DB 074h ; 74h t DB 075h ; 75h u DB 076h ; 76h v DB 077h ; 77h w DB 078h ; 78h x DB 079h ; 79h y DB 07Ah ; 7Ah z DB 07Bh ; 7Bh { DB 07Ch ; 7Ch | DB 07Dh ; 7Dh } DB 07Eh ; 7Eh ~ DB 07Fh ; 7Fh DB 020h ; 80h uppercase grave DB 020h ; 81h uppercase acute DB 020h ; 82h uppercase circumflex DB 020h ; 83h uppercase umlaut DB 020h ; 84h uppercase tilde DB 020h ; 85h DB 020h ; 86h DB 020h ; 87h DB 020h ; 88h DB 020h ; 89h DB 020h ; 8Ah DB 020h ; 8Bh DB 020h ; 8Ch DB 020h ; 8Dh DB 020h ; 8Eh DB 020h ; 8Fh DB 020h ; 90h lowercase grave DB 020h ; 91h lowercase acute DB 020h ; 92h lowercase circumflex DB 020h ; 93h lowercase umlaut DB 020h ; 94h lowercase tilde DB 020h ; 95h lowercase i without dot DB 020h ; 96h ordinal indicator DB 020h ; 97h DB 020h ; 98h DB 004h ; 99h filled square DB 014h ; 9Ah hard space DB 020h ; 9Bh DB 020h ; 9Ch DB 020h ; 9Dh DB 020h ; 9Eh DB 020h ; 9Fh DB 020h ; 0A0h Dutch guilder DB 020h ; 0A1h inverted exclamation DB 003h ; 0A2h cent DB 0B1h ; 0A3h pound DB 020h ; 0A4h DB 020h ; 0A5h yen DB 020h ; 0A6h pesetas DB 017h ; 0A7h section DB 020h ; 0A8h DB 0B3h ; 0A9h copyright DB 020h ; 0AAh DB 020h ; 0ABh DB 020h ; 0ACh delta DB 020h ; 0ADh pi DB 01Fh ; 0AEh greater or equal DB 015h ; 0AFh division DB 0B2h ; 0B0h degree DB 01Eh ; 0B1h plus or minus DB 08Eh ; 0B2h superscript 2 DB 08Fh ; 0B3h superscript 3 DB 020h ; 0B4h DB 020h ; 0B5h DB 01Ah ; 0B6h paragraph DB 01Bh ; 0B7h middle dot DB 0B5h ; 0B8h trademark DB 08Dh ; 0B9h superscript 1 DB 020h ; 0BAh DB 020h ; 0BBh DB 010h ; 0BCh one-quarter DB 006h ; 0BDh one-half DB 01Dh ; 0BEh less or equal DB 020h ; 0BFh inverted question DB 020h ; 0C0h A-grave DB 020h ; 0C1h A-acute DB 020h ; 0C2h A-circumflex DB 020h ; 0C3h A-tilde DB 0A2h ; 0C4h A-umlaut  DB 0A0h ; 0C5h A-circle DB 0AEh ; 0C6h AE ligature DB 020h ; 0C7h C-cedilla DB 020h ; 0C8h E-grave DB 020h ; 0C9h E-acute DB 020h ; 0CAh E-circumflex DB 020h ; 0CBh E-umlaut DB 020h ; 0CCh I-grave DB 020h ; 0CDh I-acute  DB 020h ; 0CEh I-circumflex DB 020h ; 0CFh I-umlaut DB 020h ; 0D0h uppercase Icelandic eth DB 020h ; 0D1h N-tilde DB 020h ; 0D2h O-grave DB 020h ; 0D3h O-acute DB 020h ; 0D4h O-circumflex DB 020h ; 0D5h O-tilde DB 0A4h ; 0D6h O-umlaut DB 020h ; 0D7h OE diphthong DB 0A6h ; 0D8h O-slash DB 020h ; 0D9h U-grave DB 020h ; 0DAh U-acute DB 020h ; 0DBh U-circumflex DB 0A8h ; 0DCh U-umlaut DB 020h ; 0DDh Y-umlaut DB 020h ; 0DEh uppercase Icelandic thorn DB 0B0h ; 0DFh lowercase German sharp s DB 020h ; 0E0h a-grave DB 020h ; 0E1h a-acute DB 020h ; 0E2h a-circumflex DB 020h ; 0E3h a-tilde DB 0A3h ; 0E4h a-umlaut DB 0A1h ; 0E5h a-circle DB 0AFh ; 0E6h ae ligature DB 0AAh ; 0E7h c-cedilla DB 0ACh ; 0E8h e-grave DB 0ADh ; 0E9h e-acute DB 0ABh ; 0EAh e-circumflex DB 020h ; 0EBh e-umlaut DB 020h ; 0ECh i-grave DB 020h ; 0EDh i-acute DB 020h ; 0EEh i-circumflex DB 020h ; 0EFh i-umlaut DB 020h ; 0F0h lowercase Icelandic eth DB 020h ; 0F1h n-tilde DB 020h ; 0F2h o-grave DB 020h ; 0F3h o-acute DB 020h ; 0F4h o-circumflex DB 020h ; 0F5h o-tilde DB 0A5h ; 0F6h o-umlaut DB 020h ; 0F7h oe diphthong DB 0A7h ; 0F8h o-slash DB 020h ; 0F9h u-grave DB 020h ; 0FAh u-acute DB 020h ; 0FBh u-circumflex DB 0A9h ; 0FCh u-umlaut DB 020h ; 0FDh y-umlaut DB 020h ; 0FEh lowercase Icelandic thorn DB 020h ; 0FFh )) %TableEnd END ; 37h 7 DB 038h ;   "MARK" ; Move 13 "MOVE" ; Next 14 "NEXT" ; NextPage 15 "NEXT PAGE" ; OverType 16 "OVER TYPE" ; PrevPage 17 "PREV PAGE" ; Return 18 "RETURN" ; ScrlDown 19 "SCROLL DOWN" ; ScrlUp 20 "SCROLL UP" ; Shift 21 "SHIFT" ; Tab 22 "TAB" ; ; ; Helpful comments will be prefixed with a semicolon, like this message. ; Other comments, surrounded by /* and */, should be ignored. ; ; There are some strings which have the message HELP INDEX around ; them. These strings are used as indices into the binary help file. ; If you change any Name records in the help text file, you must change ; the corresponding string in this file in EXACTLY the same way. ; /* file lotuscmd.rf */ :33002: "Column width: " :33003: "Column width not numeric" :33004: "Column width too small" :33005: "Column width too large" :33006: "Enter iteration count (1 - 50): " /* file edicom.rf */ :33007: "Enter range to erase: " /* file fmt_mnu.rf */ :33008: "Enter number of decimal points: " :33009: "Decimal points not numeric" :3301; ; Solution Designer Message File ; ; This file contains the error and text messages used by Solution ; Designer. This file may be edited to change the text of any ; messages occuring in Solution Designer. ; The utility "Create Message File" is provided with Standard Software ; to build a binary formatted binary text file which is ; read by Solution Designer. ; ; The syntax of this file is described below. Each message in the file ; is defined by-- ; ; nnnnn Text ; ; Comments (like this) MUST NOT INCLUDE the character!!! ; ; ; Macro expansion syntax-- ; ; Macro String to be inserted ; ; %U workstation user name. ; %D system date/time. ; %Dn system date/time formatted with template number n. ; %Kn keycap text for key number n. ; %nD nth parameter as date/time. ; %nDm nth parameter as date/time with template number m. ; %nN nth parameter as unsigned integer. ; %nS nth parameter as a string. ; %n nth parameter as a string. ; ; Some messages use lower case letters after the % sign. For example, ; you may see %d, %u, %s, or %c in some messages. These are variables ; which will be expanded by Solution Designer. You may move them around ; in the message, but do not change or delete them. ; ; ; Date Time Template Definitions. ; ; ; Type # Examples Max. Length. ; ________________________________________________________ ; Columnar 0000h 7/18/85 9:03AM 16 ; numeric 10/08/85 11:13PM ; date and ; time of ; day ; ; Numeric 0001h 7/18/85 9:03AM 16 ; date and 10/08/85 11:13PM ; time of ; day ; ; Columnar 0002h Jul 1, 1985 9:03 AM 26 ; date and Jul 18, 1985 11:13 PM ; time of day ; ; Date and 0003h Jul 1, 1985 9:03AM 26 ; time of Jul 18, 1985 11:13PM ; day ; ; Columnar 0004h Mon Jul 1, 1985 9:03 AM 30 ; day, date, Mon Jul 18, 1985 11:13 PM ; and time ; of day ; ; Day, date, 0005h Mon Jul 1, 1985 9:03 AM 30 ; and time Mon Jul 18, 1985 11:13 PM ; of day ; ; Columnar 0006h 23:43 5 ; 24-hour 07:00 ; time of ; day* ; ; 24-hour 0007h 23:43 5 ; time of 7:00 ; day* ; ; *For applications that want 24-hour time regardless of country. ; ; Columnar 0008h 11:43PM 8 ; time of 7:00AM ; day ; ; Time of 0009h 11:43PM 8 ; day 7:00AM ; ; Columnar 000Ah 11/18/85 8 ; numeric  01/01/01 ; date ; ; Numeric 000Bh 11/18/85 8 ; date 1/1/01 ; ; Time 000Ch 09:03:05 8 ; ; Temporary 000Dh 09:03:05.tmp 30 ; file name 23:03:05.tmp ; ; Long day 000Eh Monday June 3, 1985 45 ; and date ; ; Long date 000Fh June 3, 1985 30 ; ; Columnar 0010h 01/01/01-07:09:05AM 40 ; date/time ; for file ; names** ; ; **Various strings are normally appended to construct file names. No ; spaces should be allowed. ; ; ; Keycap Text definitions ; ; Name Number Text ; ============================ ; Action 1 "ACTION" ; Backspace 2 "BACK SPACE" ; Bound 3 "BOUND" ; Cancl 4 "CANCEL" ; Code 5 "CODE" ; Copy 6 "COPY" ; Delete 7 "DELETE" ; Finish 8 "FINISH" ; Go 9 "GO" ; Help 10 "HELP" ; Lock 11 "LOCK" ; Mark 12 0: "Negative decimal points" :33011: "Too many decimal points" :33012: "Enter range to format: " /* file insdel.rf */ :33013: "Enter column insert range: " :33014: "Enter row insert range: " :33015: "Insertion canceled because it would cause data to be lost off edge of sheet" :33016: "Enter range of columns to delete: " :33017: "Enter range of rows to delete: " :33018: "Enter range of columns to move FROM: " :33019: "Enter range of rows to move FROM: " :33020: " Move TO : " :33021: "Move canceled because it would cause data to be lost off edge of sheet" /* file graph.rf */ :33022: "Enter X-axis range: " :33023: "Enter first data range: " :33024: "Enter second data range: " :33025: "Enter third data range: " :33026: "Enter fourth data range: " :33027: "Enter fifth data range: " :33028: "Enter sixth data range: " :33029: "Couldn't delete graph" :33030: "Enter graph to create: " :33031: "Enter graph to use: " :33032: "Enter graph to delete: " :33033: "Couldn't find named graph" :33034: "Couldn't define graph" :33035: "Enter filename of saved graph: " :33036: "No filename was specified" :33037: "Syntax error in filename" :33038: "Unable to create or open file for writing" :33039: "CHILD CANNOT EXEC" :33040: "Enter label range for A-range data: " :33041: "Enter label range for B-range data: " :33042: "Enter label range for C-range data: " :33043: "Enter label range for D-range data: " :33044: "Enter label range for E-range data: " :33045: "Enter label range for F-range data: " :33046: "Enter Lower Limit: " :33047: "Enter Upper Limit: " :33048: "Enter Label Spacing: " :33049: "Enter Ticks per Label: " :33050: "No value entered" :33051: "Value not numeric" :33052: "Enter legend for A-range: " :33053: "Enter legend for B-range: " :33054: "Enter legend for C-range: " :33055: "Enter legend for D-range: " :33056: "Enter legend for E-range: " :33057: "Enter legend for F-range: " :33058: "Enter graph title, top line: " :33059: "Enter graph title, second line: " :33060: "Enter X-axis title: " :33061: "Enter Y-axis title: " :33062: "Enter skip factor (1..2048): " :33063: "Negative value" :33064: "Value too large" :33065: "Value not an integer" /* file lotusDMS.rf */ :33066: "Enter Data range: " :33067: "Enter Primary sort key address: " :33068: "Enter Secondary sort key address: " :33069: "Enter Input range: " :33070: "Enter Criterion range: " :33071: "Enter Output range: " :33072: " Enter Sort Order (A or D): " :33073: "Enter Table range: " :33074: "Enter Input cell 1: " :33075: "Enter Table range: " :33076: "Enter Input cell 1: " :33077: "Enter Input cell 2: " :33078: "Enter Value range: " :33079: "Enter Bin range: " :33080: "Enter Fill range: " :33081: "Start:" :33082: "Step:" :33083: "Stop:" :33084: "No value entered" :33085: "Illegal value or formula" /* file lotuscmd.rf */ :33086: "Iteration count not numeric" :33087: "Iteration count too small" :33088: "Iteration count too large" /* file misc_mnu.rf */ :33089: "Enter range of labels: " :33090: "Enter range to protect: " :33091: "Enter range to unprotect: " :33092: "Set width of a range of columns" :33093: "Set width of a single column" :33094: "Enter range of columns: " :33095: "Enter column width (1..72): " :33096: "Column width not numeric" :33097: "Column width too small" :33098: "Column width too large" :33099: "Enter justify range: " :33100: "Paragraph width too large" :33101: "Paragraph too large" :33102: "Enter data input range: " :33103: "No unprotected cells" /* file namecell.rf */ :33104: "Enter range: " :33105: "Couldn't delete name" :33106: "Enter name to delete: " :33107: "Enter name: " :33108: " Enter range: " :33109: "Couldn't define name" /* file options.rf */ :33110: "Decimal points not numeric" :33111: "Negative decimal points" :33112: "Too many decimal points" :33113: "Column width not numeric" :33114: "Column width too small" :33115: "Column width too large" /* file print.rf */ :33116: "Enter Print Range: " :33117: "Enter Border Rows: " :33118: "Enter Border Columns: " :33119: "Enter print filename: " :33120: "No filename was specified" :33121: "Syn  get cell must have single cell location" :33210: "Goal must be a formula evaluating to a value" :33211: "Goal was an illegal value or formula" :33212: "Convergence was not reached" /* file misc_msg.rf */ :33213: "Fatal internal error: not allocating buffers correctly" :33214: "Out of buffer memory. Simplify or split worksheet, or increase partition size" :33215: "Out of memory on attempt to allocate buffer %d" :33216: "Out of string memory. Simplify or split worksheet, or increase partition size" :33217: "Unable to locate home directory" :33218: "Unable to create or open configuration file" :33219: "Configuration file could not be written. Disk or directory may be full" :33220: "Cell is locked" :33221: "Too many formulas. Simplify worksheet, or split into two or more worksheets" :33222: "Out of memory. Simplify or split worksheet, or increase partition size" :33223: "Formula too long" :33224: "CHILD CANNOT EXEC" :33225: "Unable to create worksheet" :33226: "No write access to this worksheet, it is open ftax error in filename" :33122: "File already exists" :33123: "Unable to create or open file for printing" :33124: "No GPS printers available" :33125: "Enter Header Line: " :33126: "Enter Footer Line: " :33127: "Enter Setup String: " :33128: "Enter Lines per Page (20 - 999): " :33129: "Enter Number of Copies (1 - 99): " :33130: "Page-Length not numeric" :33131: "Page-Length too small" :33132: "Page-Length too large" :33133: "Number of copies not numeric" :33134: "Number of copies too small" :33135: "Number of copies too large" :33136: "Enter Left Margin (0 - 240): " :33137: "Enter Right Margin (0 - 240): " :33138: "Enter Top Margin (0 - 10): " :33139: "Enter Bottom Margin (0 - 10): " :33140: "Margin not numeric" :33141: "Margin too small" :33142: "Margin too large" :33143: "Left margin greater than or equal to right margin" :33144: "Top and bottom margins greater than or equal to page length" /* file stor_mnu.rf */ :33145: "Enter import filename: " :33146: "No filename was specified" :33147: "File does not exist, or no matches for wild card specified" :33148: "File is not a text file" :33149: "Can't open directory" :33150: "Can't read directory" :33151: "Can't allocate memory" :33152: "Empty directory or no matches in directory" :33153: "Can't stat file" :33154: "Enter export filename: " :33155: "Extracting worksheet to disk" :33156: "Extract complete" :33157: "Syntax error in filename" :33158: "Unable to create or open file for writing" :33159: "Enter filename of new worksheet: " :33160: "No write access to this worksheet, it is open for viewing only" :33161: "Worksheet open for modification elsewhere, it is open for viewing only" :33162: "Enter save filename: " :33163: "Saving worksheet to disk" :33164: "Save complete" :33165: "Enter named range: " :33166: "Enter combine filename: " /* messages 33167 to 33180 reserved */ /* file xlink.rf */ :33182: "There are no supporting sheets" :33183: "Enter range name of link to delete: " :33184: "Enter range name of link to edit: " :33185: "The following worksheets are dependent on the current one" :33186: "There are no worksheets dependent on this one" :33187: "Enter external filename: " :33188: "Enter named range: " :33189: " Enter target: " :33190: "No filename was specified" :33191: "Syntax error in filename" :33192: "File does not exist, or no matches for wild card specified" /* file dogoto.rf */ :33193: "Enter address to go to: " :33194: "Name not found" :33195: "No comma between column and row" :33196: "Illegal row following column" :33197: "Row does not end correctly" :33198: "Not a label or cell reference" :33199: "Label not found" :33200: "Cannot go to a column greater than SR" :33201: "Cannot go to a row greater than 8192" /* file advance.rf */ :33202: "Non-existent goal" :33203: "Goal must not be a label" :33204: "Enter Variable Cell: " :33205: "Variable cell must contain a value and no formula" :33206: " Enter Target Cell: " :33207: "Variable cell must have single cell location" :33208: "Target cell must contain a formula, value and no label" :33209: "Tar or viewing only" :33227: "Worksheet open for modification elsewhere, it is open for viewing only" :33228: "File is not a worksheet" :33229: "File is not a 1-2-3 Worksheet" /* file edicom.rf */ :33230: "Enter range to copy FROM: " :33231: " Enter range to copy TO: " :33232: "Incompatible ranges" /* file lotusDMS.rf */ :33233: "No sort range defined" :33234: "No primary sort key defined" /* file misc_msg.rf */ :33235: "Error writing to file" :33236: "Error reading from file" :33237: "Unable to open or create paste buffer file" :33238: "Enter range to cut FROM: " /* file edicom.rf */ :33239: "Enter range to move FROM: " :33240: " Enter range to move TO: " /* file misc_msg.rf */ :33241: "Move canceled because it would cause data to be lost off edge of sheet" :33242: "Cursor to destination and use Advanced Paste command" :33243: "Cell Range : " :33244: "Worksheet is empty" :33245: "File is not a worksheet" /* file ss.rf */ :33246: "Solution Designer" :33247: "Version " :33248: "File is not a Multiplan SYLK file" /* file rdwks2.rf */ :33249: "You are not allowed to hide all of the columns in the worksheet" :33250: "You cannot go to a hidden column" :33251: "Enter default path: " :33252: "Enter current path: " :33253: "Syntax error in path" :33254: "Path does not exist" :33255: "Enter default currency string: " :33256: "Enter Input-Column: " :33257: "Enter Output-Range: " :33258: "The cell pointer must be on a label before you can create a format line" :33259: "Enter Matrix Inversion input range: " :33260: "Enter Matrix Inversion output range: " :33261: "Enter First Matrix Multiplication input range: " :33262: "Enter Second Matrix Multiplication input range: " :33263: "Enter Matrix Multiplication output range: " :33264: "You can invert only square matrices" :33265: "A data matrix cannot be a single cell" :33266: "The largest possible data matrix is 90 rows by 90 columns" :33267: "The output range is too close to the edge of the sheet" :33268: "Number of columns in the first range must match number of rows in the second" :33269: "Enter Dependent Variable Regression range: " :33270: "Enter Independent Variable Regression range: " :33271: "Enter Output Regression range: " :33272: "Unable to invert matrix because of error values in source matrix" :33273: "Unable to invert matrix because of zero values in diagonal of destination" :33274: "There cannot be more than 16 independent variables" :33275: "There can only be one dependent variable" :33276: "There must be as many rows in the X-Range as there are rows in the Y-Range" :33277: "Unable to compute regression because of error values in dependent variable" :33278: "Unable to compute regression because of error values in independent variables" :33279: "Regression Output:" :33280: "Constant" :33281: "Std Err of Y Est" :33282: "R Squared" :33283: "No. of Observations" :33284: "Degrees of Freedom" :33285: "X Coefficient(s)" :33286: "Std Err of Coef." :33287: "Worksheet could NOT be written. DO NOT EXIT, or your work will be lost" :33288: "Worksheet could NOT be extracted. Disk or directory may be full" :33289: "Worksheet could NOT be saved. DO NOT EXIT, or your work will be lost" :33290: "Named range not found in worksheet" :33291: "Illegal format type in format line" :33292: "Not enough memory to perform operation" :33293: "BREAK entered" :33294: "Invalid /X macro command" :33295: "Invalid macro menu command" :33296: "Invalid PUT macro command" :33297: "Misspelled macro key" :33298: "Illegal format line" :33299: "Macro error in cell " :33300: "Enter macro name: " :33301: "%c  Enter macro range: " /* following messages (33500-33999) for CTOS only */ /* file print.h */ :33500: "Printer error number %d%s" :33501: "%s printer font needed%s" :33502: "%s printer form needed%s" :33503: "Printer paused%s" :33504: "Printer offline%s" :33505: "Printer request timed out%s" :33506: "%s%s" :33507: ". Press %K9 to restart, %K4 to abort" /* file xterm.h */ :33508: "Copyright (C) 1988 Convergent, Inc." /* file misc_msg.h */ :33509: "You have mail" :33510: "You have urgent mail" :33511  3651: " Auto-linefeed" :33652: " Left Margin" :33653: " Right Margin" :33654: " Top Margin" :33655: " Bottom Margin" :33656: " Page Length" :33657: " Manual Paper Feed" :33658: " Setup String" :33659: " Name" :33660: "Initial Path:" :33661: "Help access method:" :33662: "Screen clock:" :33663: "International:" :33664: " Punctuation" :33665: " Decimal Point" :33666: " Argument Separator" :33667: " Thousands Separator" :33668: " Currency String" :33669: " Currency Position" :33670: " Date format D4" :33671: " Time format D8" /* file edicom.h */ :33700: "SDtemp.wkt" /* file SDCtos.h */ ; these are the KEY= help escape strings -- DO NOT CHANGE THE BELOW :33720: "Back" :33721: "Backspace" :33722: "Beg" :33723: "Break" :33724: "Cancl" :33725: "Copy" :33726: "Delete" :33727: "Down" :33728: "End" :33729: "Enter" :33730: "Exit" :33731: "Fin" :33732: "Forward" :33733: "Go" :33734: "Home" :33735: "Move" :33736: "Next" :33737: "Page" :33738: "Prev" :33739: "s-Page" :33740: "s-Tab" :33741: "Tab" :33742: ": "Enter range for Document Designer Image: " :33512: "Document Designer no longer available due to error %d" :33513: "Fatal error %d in handling Document Designer object" /* file hcomp.h */ :33514: "CONTENTS" :33515: "Press %K15 for more information." :33516: "Cannot open help file" :33517: "is not a pre-compiled help file" ; the following message controls the width of the name column of the help ; table of contents screen, increase it only if Name records go over 20 chars :33518: "20" /* file SDCtos.h */ :33519: "SdNoEm.Run" :33520: "SdEmul.Run" :33521: "HwMathServer" :33522: "SwFpEmulator" :33523: "Incorrect run file, non-emulator version needed" :33524: "Incorrect run file, emulator version needed" :33525: "Error code %0N" ; version of message file, must not be less than value expected by run file :33526: "713" /* file hcomp.h */ :33530: "Not enough memory available for help operation" :33531: "SolutionDesigner.hlp" :33532: "Table of Contents" :33533: "Select desired topic and press %K9" /* file stor_mnu.h */ :33540: "Enter filename to list: " :33541: "Enter filename to erase: " /* file SDCtos.h */ :33550: ".User" :33551: "SdDefaultPrinter" :33552: "GpsDefaultPrinter" :33553: "SdConfigFile" :33554: "DdConfigFile" :33555: "SdConfig.Sys" :33556: "DdConfig.Sys" :33557: "Invalid operation on this type of workstation" ; the following message must be no more than 30 characters long ; DO NOT change the %u argument, except to move it around ; 1234567890123456789012345678 :33558: "Master going down in %u sec." :33559: "Insufficient memory to read messages, larger partition size required" :33560: "DdImageSd%D13" :33561: "Sd2Cd.tmp" :33562: "SdSave.tmp" :33563: "[Sys]SolutionDesigner.Run" :33564: "[Sys]Exec.Run" :33565: "CommandName" :33566: "RunFileName" :33567: "XMpGraphics" :33568: "Not enough graph ranges defined" :33569: "Graph range too large" :33570: "Graphics application not found" :33571: "[Sys]SdNls.Sys" ; function key labels follow, must be 7 or fewer characters ; 1234567890123456789012345678 :33580: " Macro " :33581: " Edit " :33582: " Name " :33583: " Abs " :33584: " Go To " :33585: " Window" :33586: " Query " :33587: " Table " :33588: " Calc " :33589: " Graph " /* file misc_msg.rf */ :33590: "Cannot read password protected worksheet" :33591: "Untranslatable formula in cell %s" /* file advance.h */ :33600: "Enter goal: " /* file print.h */ :33609: "Printer name must be selected before printing" :33610: "Select printer name: " :33611: "Enter font size in points (6 - 36): " :33612: "Font size not numeric" :33613: "Font size too small" :33614: "Font size too large" :33615: "Enter pitch in characters per inch (1 - 50): " :33616: "Pitch not numeric" :33617: "Pitch too small" :33618: "Pitch too large" :33619: "Not enough memory available for printer menu" /* file graph.h */ :33620: "Enter format filename: " :33621: "Enter palette filename: " :33622: "Enter picture name: " /* file lotuscmd.h */ ; messages for Worksheet Global Default Status follow, maximum is 25 characters :33650: "Printer:" :3 Up" ; DO NOT CHANGE THE ABOVE ; translations for the above KEY= strings, in the same order :33760: "Left Arrow" :33761: "Back Space" :33762: "Shift-Up Arrow" :33763: "Code-Cancel" :33764: "Cancel" :33765: "Copy" :33766: "Delete" :33767: "Down Arrow" :33768: "Bound" :33769: "Return" :33770: "Finish" :33771: "Shift-Down Arrow" :33772: "Right Arrow" :33773: "Go" :33774: "Code-Up Arrow" :33775: "Move" :33776: "Code-Right Arrow" :33777: "Next Page" :33778: "Code-Left Arrow" :33779: "Prev Page" :33780: "Code-Tab" :33781: "Tab" :33782: "Up Arrow" ; default graph format file names for Bar, Pie, XY, Line, Stacked, respectively :33800: "[Sys]Bar" :33801: "[Sys]Pie" :33802: "[Sys]Line" :33803: "[Sys]Line" :33804: "[Sys]Stacked" ; monochrome (B&W) file names above, color below :33810: "[Sys]ColorBar" :33811: "[Sys]ColorPie" :33812: "[Sys]ColorLine" :33813: "[Sys]ColorLine" :33814: "[Sys]ColorStacked" /* file ss.rf */ :34000: "Yes" :34001: "No" :34002: "No" :34003: "Yes" :34004: " GO TO RECALC EDIT NAME ALT END ABS WINDOW " :34005: " CELL BLOCK " :34006: " GO TO RECALC EDIT NAME ALT END ABS WINDOW " :34007: "Worksheet" /* file cmdmenu.rf */ ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34020: "Worksheet" :34021: "Range" :34022: "Copy" :34023: "Move" :34024: "File" :34025: "Print" :34026: "Graph" :34027: "Data" :34028: "Advanced Commands" :34029: "Quit" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34030: "Global, Insert, Delete, Column-Width, Erase, Titles, Window, Status" :34031: "Format, Label-Prefix, Erase, Name, Justify, Protect, Unprotect, Input" :34032: "Copy one or more cells" :34033: "Move one or more cells" :34034: "Retrieve, Save, Combine, Xtract, Import" :34035: "Print a range to the printer or a print file" :34036: "Create, modify, view or save a graph" :34037: "Fill, Table, Sort, Query, Distribution" :34038: "Record-Macro, Link, Goal-Seeking, Move, Automatic, Width" :34039: "End worksheet session (Have you saved your work?)" :34040: "Worksheet" :34041: "Range" :34042: "Copy" :34043: "Move" :34044: "File" :34045: "Print" :34046: "Graph" :34047: "Data" :34048: "Advanced" :34049: "Quit" :34050: "Do not erase the worksheet; return to READY mode" :34051: "Erase the worksheet (Remember to save it first)" /* file dogoto.rf */ ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34078: "Cell References" ; end of HELP INDEX strings /* file edicom.rf */ :34090: "Don't exit program; return to READY mode" :34091: "Exit program immediately -- ANY CHANGES SINCE LAST SAVE WILL BE LOST" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34092: "Exiting" :34093: "Topics" :34094: "Formulas" :34095: "Modes" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34096: "Save changes to worksheet; then exit program" :34097: "Save" /* file fmt_mnu.rf */ :34110: "Fixed number of decimal points" :34111: "Scientific format (x.xxE+xx)" :34112: "Currency format ($x,xxx.xx)" :34113: "Commas are inserted; negative values are parenthesized" :34114: "Standard format (x.xx or x.xxExx)" :34115: "Horizontal bar graph format" :34116: "Percent format (x.xx%)" :34117: "Displays text of formulas" :34118: "Date format (Day-Month-Year, Day-Month, Month-Year)" :34119: "Uses default format" :34120: "Cell will display only on top line of control panel" :34121: "Cell will display and print" :34122: "Fixed" :34123: "Scientific" :34124: "Currency" :34125: "," :34126: "General" :34127: "+/-" :34128: "Percent" :34129: "Text" :34130: "Date" :34131: "Reset" :34132: "Hidden" :34133: "Visible" :34134: "Day-Month-Year" :34135: "Day-Month" :34136: "Month-Year" /* file lotus2.0.rf */ :34137: "Long International" :34138: "Short International" :34139: "Time" /* file fmt_mnu.rf */ :34140: "1 (DD-MMM-YY)" :34141: "2 (DD-MMM)" :34142: "3 (MMM-YY)" /* file lotus2.0.rf */ :34143: "4 (Long Intn'l)" :34144: "5 (Short Intn'l)" :34145: "Time" :34146: "Hour-Minute-Second AM/PM" :34147: "Hour-Minute AM/PM" :34148: "Long International" :34149: "Short International" :34150: "1 (HH:MM:SS AM/PM)" :34151: "2 (HH:MM AM/PM)" :34152: "3   "Display vertical grid lines" :34288: "Display horizontal and vertical grid lines" :34289: "Display no grid lines" :34290: "Horizontal" :34291: "Vertical" :34292: "Both" :34293: "Clear" :34294: "Specify Y-axis scaling" :34295: "Specify X-axis scaling" :34296: "Display every n-th cell in X range" :34297: "Y Scale" :34298: "X Scale" :34299: "Skip" :34300: "Scale automatically" :34301: "Scale using Lower and Upper limits" :34302: "Enter Lower limit" :34303: "Enter Upper limit" :34304: "Enter Format" :34305: "Return to Graph menu" :34306: "Enter spacing between labels" :34307: "Enter Ticks per label" :34308: "Enter font size" :34309: "Automatic" :34310: "Manual" :34311: "Lower" :34312: "Upper" :34313: "Format" :34314: "Quit" :34315: "Spacing" :34316: "Ticks" :34317: "Regular-Font" :34318: "Enter format used by all ranges" :34319: "Enter A-range format" :34320: "Enter B-range format" :34321: "Enter C-range format" :34322: "Enter D-range format" :34323: "Enter E-range format" :34324: "Enter F-range format" :34325: (Long Intn'l)" :34153: "4 (Short Intn'l)" /* file graph.rf */ ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34170: "Graph Type" :34171: "X Range" :34172: "Graph Ranges" :34178: "Graph Reset" :34179: "Graph View" :34181: "Graph Options" :34182: "Graph Name" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34184: "Enter graph type" :34185: "Enter X-range" :34186: "Enter first data range" :34187: "Enter second data range" :34188: "Enter third data range" :34189: "Enter fourth data range" :34190: "Enter fifth data range" :34191: "Enter sixth data range -- FOR KEYSTROKE COMPATIBILITY ONLY" :34192: "Cancel graph settings" :34193: "View the current graph" :34194: "Save the current graph -- FOR KEYSTROKE COMPATIBILITY ONLY" :34195: "Legend, Format, Titles, Grid, Scale, Color, B&W, Data-Labels" :34196: "Name a graph setting" :34197: "Return to READY mode" :34198: "Type" :34199: "X" :34200: "A" :34201: "B" :34202: "C" :34203: "D" :34204: "E" :34205: "F" :34206: "Reset" :34207: "View" :34208: "Save" :34209: "Options" :34210: "Name" :34211: "Quit" :34212: "Cancel all graph settings" :34213: "Cancel X-range" :34214: "Cancel A-data range" :34215: "Cancel B-data range" :34216: "Cancel C-data range" :34217: "Cancel D-data range" :34218: "Cancel E-data range" :34219: "Cancel F-data range" :34220: "Return to Graph menu" :34221: "Graph" :34222: "X" :34223: "A" :34224: "B" :34225: "C" :34226: "D" :34227: "E" :34228: "F" :34229: "Quit" :34230: "Line graph" :34231: "Bar graph" :34232: "Stacked bar graph" :34233: "Pie chart" :34234: "XY graph" :34235: "Line" :34236: "Bar" :34237: "Stacked-Bar" :34238: "Pie" :34239: "XY" :34240: "Name the current graph" :34241: "Use the graph settings from a named graph" :34242: "Delete a named graph" :34243: "Reset all named graphs" :34244: "Create" :34245: "Use" :34246: "Delete" :34247: "Reset" :34248: "Enter data-range legends" :34249: "Display lines and/or symbols in Line or XY graphs -- FOR COMPATIBILITY ONLY" :34250: "Enter graph title and/or axis title lines" :34251: "Set horizontal and/or vertical grid lines -- FOR KEYSTROKE COMPATIBILITY ONLY" :34252: "Set scaling option (Auto, Manual, Format) -- FOR KEYSTROKE COMPATIBILITY ONLY" :34253: "Display graph in color" :34254: "Display graph in black and white" :34255: "Enter label ranges which are paired with data ranges -- FOR COMPATIBILITY ONLY" :34256: "Return to Graph menu" :34257: "Legend" :34258: "Format" :34259: "Titles" :34260: "Grid" :34261: "Scale" :34262: "Color" :34263: "B&W" :34264: "Data-Labels" :34265: "Quit" :34266: "Enter first graph title line" :34267: "Enter second graph title line -- FOR KEYSTROKE COMPATIBILITY ONLY" :34268: "Enter X-axis title" :34269: "Enter Y-axis title" :34270: "First" :34271: "Second" :34272: "X-Axis" :34273: "Y-Axis" :34274: "Enter legend for A-range" :34275: "Enter legend for B-range" :34276: "Enter legend for C-range" :34277: "Enter legend for D-range" :34278: "Enter legend for E-range" :34279: "Enter legend for F-range" :34280: "A" :34281: "B" :34282: "C" :34283: "D" :34284: "E" :34285: "F" :34286: "Display horizontal grid lines" :34287:   "Return to Graph Options menu" :34326: "Graph" :34327: "A" :34328: "B" :34329: "C" :34330: "D" :34331: "E" :34332: "F" :34333: "Quit" :34334: "Display lines between data points" :34335: "Display symbols at data points" :34336: "Display symbols at data points and lines between data points" :34337: "Display data-labels only" :34338: "Lines" :34339: "Symbols" :34340: "Both" :34341: "Neither" :34342: "Enter data-labels for A-range" :34343: "Enter data-labels for B-range" :34344: "Enter data-labels for C-range" :34345: "Enter data-labels for D-range" :34346: "Enter data-labels for E-range" :34347: "Enter data-labels for F-range" :34348: "Return to Graph Options menu" :34349: "A" :34350: "B" :34351: "C" :34352: "D" :34353: "E" :34354: "F" :34355: "Quit" :34356: "Label is centered on top of data point" :34357: "Position label left of data point" :34358: "Position label above data point" :34359: "Position label right of data point" :34360: "Position label below data point" :34361: "Center" :34362: "Left" :34363: "Above" :34364: "Right" :34365: "Below" :34366: "Regular font" :34367: "Samll font" :34368: "Regular-Font" :34369: "Small-Font" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34374: "Graph Options" :34375: "Graph Options" :34376: "Graph Options" :34377: "Graph Options" :34378: "Graph Options" :34379: "Graph Other" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34380: "Format-File, Labels, Palette, Name" :34381: "Other" :34382: "Specify a graph format file other than the default for this graph type" :34383: "Use labels from graph, or from format file" :34384: "Specify a color palette file name" :34385: "Specify a name for the picture" :34386: "Return to Graph Options menu" :34387: "Format-File" :34388: "Labels" :34389: "Palette" :34390: "Name" :34391: "Quit" :34392: "Use graph legends and labels" :34393: "Use labels from format file" :34394: "Yes" :34395: "No" /* file insdel.rf */ :34410: "Insert one or more columns to the left of the current cell" :34411: "Insert one or more rows above the current cell" :34412: "Column" :34413: "Row" :34414: "Delete one or more columns" :34415: "Delete one or more rows" :34416: "Move one or more columns" :34417: "Move one or more rows" /* file lotusDMS.rf */ :34430: "Fill a range with values" :34431: "Create a table" :34432: "Sort a database" :34433: "Query a database" :34434: "Calculate a frequency distribution" :34435: "Import records from a relational database" :34436: "Multiply or invert a matrix" :34437: "Compute a linear regression" :34438: "Convert a column of labels into columns of labels or numbers" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34439: "Data Fill" :34440: "Data Table" :34441: "Data Sort" :34442: "Data Query" :34443: "Distribution" :34444: "RDB" :34445: "Data Matrix" :34446: "Data Regression" :34447: "Data Parse" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34448: "Fill" :34449: "Table" :34450: "Sort" :34451: "Query" :34452: "Distribution" :34453: "RDB" :34454: "Matrix" :34455: "Regression" :34456: "Parse" :34457: "Enter the range containing input data records" :34458: "Enter the range containing criteria" :34459: "Enter the output range to which matching records are to be copied" :34460: "Find records that match criteria" :34461: "Copy any records that match criteria to Output range" :34462: "Copy any records that match criteria, eliminating duplicates" :34463: "Delete all records that match criteria" :34464: "Cancel Input, Criterion, and Output ranges" :34465: "Return to READY mode" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34466: "Data Ranges" :34467: "Criterion" :34468: "Data Ranges" :34469: "Data Find" :34470: "Data Xtract" :34471: "Data Unique" :34472: "Data Delete" :34473: "Data Query" :34474: "Quit" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34475: "Input" :34476: "Criterion" :34477: "Output" :34478: "Find" :34479: "Extract" :34480: "Unique" :34481: "Delete" :34482: "Reset" :34483: "Quit" :34484: "Do NOT delete matching records; return to Data Query menu" :34485: "Delete records that match criteria" :34486: "Cancel" :34487: "Delete" :34488: "Enter records to be sorted" :34489: "Enter primary sort key column" :34490: "Enter second   t of formulas" :34597: "Fixed" :34598: "Scientific" :34599: "Currency" :34600: "," :34601: "General" :34602: "+/-" :34603: "Percent" :34604: "Date" :34605: "Text" :34606: "Left justification is the default justification" :34607: "Right justification is the default justification" :34608: "Center justification is the default justification" :34609: "Left" :34610: "Right" :34611: "Center" :34612: "Recalculate in natural order" :34613: "Recalculate in columnwise order" :34614: "Recalculate in rowwise order" :34615: "Recalculate each time the worksheet changes" :34616: "Recalculate only on command" :34617: "Enter iteration count" :34618: "Natural" :34619: "Columnwise" :34620: "Rowwise" :34621: "Automatic" :34622: "Manual" :34623: "Iteration" :34624: "Enable protection" :34625: "Disable protection" :34626: "Enable" :34627: "Disable" :34628: "Set default printer settings" :34629: "Save default printer settings in configuration file" :34630: "Return to READY mode" :34631: "Printer" :34632: "Update" :34633: "Quit" :346ary sort key column" :34491: "Cancel sort range and keys" :34492: "Sort database, and return to READY mode" :34493: "Return to READY mode" :34494: "Data-Range" :34495: "Primary-Key" :34496: "Secondary-Key" :34497: "Reset" :34498: "Go" :34499: "Quit" :34500: "One input cell, one or more dependent formulas" :34501: "Two input cells, one dependent formula" :34502: "Reset table ranges" :34503: "1" :34504: "2" :34505: "Reset" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34506: "Data Find" :34507: "Data Delete" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34508: "Set a standard for how labels will be parsed" :34509: "Select a column of labels to be parsed" :34510: "Select an output range to store labels and numbers" :34511: "Cancel Input-Column and Output-Range" :34512: "Parse input data, and return to READY mode" :34513: "Return to READY mode" :34514: "Format-Line" :34515: "Input-Column" :34516: "Output-Range" :34517: "Reset" :34518: "Go" :34519: "Quit" :34520: "Insert a format line above this label" :34521: "Edit a format line" :34522: "Create" :34523: "Edit" :34524: "Invert a matrix" :34525: "Multiply one matrix by another" :34526: "Invert" :34527: "Multiply" :34528: "Select a range for the independent variables" :34529: "Select a range for the dependent variable" /* file lotusDMS2.rf */ :34530: "Select an output range to store linear regression results"; :34531: "Choose an intercept option" :34532: "Cancel regression ranges and intercept" :34533: "Perform linear regression, and return to READY mode" :34534: "Return to READY mode" :34535: "X-Range" :34536: "Y-Range" :34537: "Output-Range" :34538: "Intercept" :34539: "Reset" :34540: "Go" :34541: "Quit" :34542: "Compute the Y intercept" :34543: "Force the Y intercept to be zero" :34544: "Compute" :34545: "Zero" /* file lotuscmd.rf */ :34560: "Specify global worksheet parameters" :34561: "Insert blank column(s) or row(s)" :34562: "Delete entire column(s) or row(s)" :34563: "Specify width of a single column" :34564: "Erase the entire worksheet" :34565: "Set horizontal or vertical titles" :34566: "Set split-screen and synchronized scrolling" :34567: "Display default worksheet settings" :34568: "Global" :34569: "Insert" :34570: "Delete" :34571: "Column-Width" :34572: "Erase" :34573: "Titles" :34574: "Window" :34575: "Status" :34576: "Specify global format" :34577: "Specify global alignment prefix (Left, Right, Center)" :34578: "Specify global column width" :34579: "Natural, Columnwise, Rowwise, Automatic, Manual, Iteration" :34580: "Enable or disable protection" :34581: "Define default printer settings" :34582: "Format" :34583: "Label-Prefix" :34584: "Column-Width" :34585: "Recalculation" :34586: "Protection" :34587: "Default" :34588: "Fixed number of decimal points" :34589: "Scientific format (x.xxE+xx)" :34590: "Currency format ($x,xxx.xx)" :34591: "Commas are inserted; negative values are parenthesized" :34592: "Standard format (x.xx or x.xxExx)" :34593: "Horizontal bar graph format" :34594: "Percent format (x.xx%)" :34595: "Date format (Day-Month-Year, Day-Month, Month-Year)" :34596: "Display tex! 34: "Format one or more cells" :34635: "Align one or more labels (Left, Right, or Center)" :34636: "Erase one or more cells" :34637: "Create, delete, or modify range names" :34638: "Perform paragraph justification on a column of labels" :34639: "Don't allow changes to cells if protection is turned on" :34640: "Allow changes to cells" :34641: "Enter data into the unprotected cells" :34642: "Format" :34644: "Erase" :34645: "Name" :34646: "Justify" :34647: "Protect" :34648: "Unprotect" :34649: "Input" :34650: "Read in a worksheet file" :34651: "Store the entire worksheet on disk" :34652: "Combine two worksheets" :34653: "Store part of a worksheet on disk" :34654: "Read text or Multiplan SYLK files" :34660: "Retrieve" :34661: "Save" :34662: "Combine" :34663: "Xtract" :34664: "Import" :34665: "Define a macro with keystroke recorder" :34666: "Link the worksheet to another worksheet" :34667: "Adjust a variable cell to change a value in a target cell" :34668: "Move entire column(s) or row(s)" :34669: "Copy data in order to paste it into another application" :34670: "Paste data from another application" :34671: "Cause cursor movement after entering data" :34672: "Define additional default settings" :34673: "Adjust the width of a range of columns" :34674: "Record-Macro" :34675: "Link" :34676: "Goal-Seeking" :34677: "Move" :34678: "Cut" :34679: "Paste" :34680: "Automatic" :34681: "Default" :34682: "Width" :34683: "Paste everything (including names, graph ranges, titles, etc)" :34684: "Paste only cell contents (including formulas)" :34685: "Paste values and labels (but not the formulas)" :34686: "Everything" :34687: "Formulas" :34688: "Values" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34689: "Global" :34690: "Insert" :34691: "Delete" :34692: "Column-Width" :34693: "Erase" :34694: "Titles" :34695: "Window" :34696: "Status" :34697: "G.Format" :34698: "G.Label-Prefix" :34699: "G.Column-Width" :34700: "Recalculation" :34701: "Protection" :34702: "Global Default" :34703: "Range Format" :34704: "Label-Prefix" :34705: "Range Erase" :34706: "Name" :34707: "Justify" :34708: "Protect" :34709: "Unprotect" :34710: "Input" :34711: "Retrieve" :34712: "Saving" :34713: "Combine" :34714: "Xtract" :34715: "Import" :34716: "Macro" :34717: "Link" :34718: "Goal-Seeking" :34719: "Advanced Move" :34720: "Cut" :34721: "Paste" :34722: "Advanced Automatic" :34723: "Advanced Defaults" :34724: "Advanced Width" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34725: "Set default path" :34726: "Display worksheet global defaults" :34727: "International, Help, Clock, and Display settings" :34728: "Directory" :34729: "Status" :34730: "Other" /* file rdwks2.rf */ ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34731: "Default Directory" ; end of HELP INDEX strings /* file lotuscmd2.rf */ :34732: "Set formats for currency, date, and time" :34733: "Specify the way the Help facility is accessed" :34734: "Specify date format in lower left corner of screen" :34735: "International" :34736: "Help" :34737: "Clock" :34738: "Specify character for decimal point and thousands separator" :34739: "Specify character string for currency symbol" :34740: "Specify international date formats" :34741: "Specify international time formats" :34742: "Return to previous menu" :34743: "Punctuation" :34744: "Currency" :34745: "Date" :34746: "Time" :34747: "Quit" :34748: "Keeps Help information in memory for faster access" :34749: "Keeps Help information on disk to reduce memory use" :34750: "Instant" :34751: "Removable" :34752: "Display date and time in standard long format" :34753: "Display date in long international format, time in short int'l format" :34754: "Don't display date/time in lower left corner of screen" :34755: "Standard" :34756: "International" :34757: "None" /* file rdwks2.rf */ ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34758: "Default Other" ; end of HELP INDEX strings /* file lotuscmd.h (CTOS only) */ :34760: "Erase a worksheet, print, or other file" :34761: "List names of worksheet, print, or other files" :34762: "Display and optionally set the current path" :34763: "Erase" :34764: "List" :34765: "Directory" ; followi!   cell" :34860: "Freeze all columns to the left of the current cell" :34861: "Eliminate horizontal and vertical titles" :34862: "Both" :34863: "Horizontal" :34864: "Vertical" :34865: "Clear" :34866: "Split the screen horizontally at the current row" :34867: "Split the screen vertically at the current column" :34868: "Synchronize scrolling" :34869: "Unsynchronize scrolling" :34870: "Eliminate split-screen display" :34871: "Horizontal" :34872: "Vertical" :34873: "Sync" :34874: "Unsync" :34875: "Clear" :34876: "Set width of a range of columns" :34877: "Use global width" :34878: "Hide one or more columns without erasing data" :34879: "Redisplay hidden columns" :34880: "Set" :34881: "Reset" :34882: "Hide" :34883: "Display" /* file namecell.rf */ :34900: "Create or modify a range name" :34901: "Delete a range name" :34902: "Create names from neighboring labels" :34903: "Delete all range names" :34904: "Create" :34905: "Delete" :34906: "Labels" :34907: "Reset" :34908: "Each label names cell to its right" :34909: "Eacng are HELP INDEX strings :34766: "Erasing" :34767: "Listing" :34768: "Directory" ; end of HELP INDEX strings /* file lotuscmd2.rf */ :34770: "Copy range, converting formulas to values" :34771: "Copy range, switching columns and rows" :34772: "Label" :34773: "Value" :34774: "Transpose" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34775: "Range Value" :34776: "Transpose" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34777: "Decimal: . Argument separator: , Thousands separator: ," :34778: "Decimal: , Argument separator: .  Thousands separator: ." :34779: "Decimal: . Argument separator: ; Thousands separator: ," :34780: "Decimal: , Argument separator: ; Thousands separator: ." :34781: "Decimal: . Argument separator: , Thousands separator: SPACE" :34782: "Decimal: , Argument separator: . Thousands separator: SPACE" :34783: "Decimal: . Argument separator: ; Thousands separator: SPACE" :34784: "Decimal: , Argument separator: ; Thousands separator: SPACE" :34785: "Punctuation determined by NLS" :34786: "A (.,,)" :34787: "B (,..)" :34788: "C (.;,)" :34789: "D (,;.)" :34790: "E (., )" :34791: "F (,. )" :34792: "G (.; )" :34793: "H (,; )" :34794: "Other" :34795: "Currency string appears before value" :34796: "Currency string appears after value" :34797: "Prefix" :34798: "Suffix" :34799: 'For example, "01/11/87" for Jan 11, 1987' :34800: 'For example, "11/01/87" for Jan 11, 1987' :34801: 'For example, "11.01.87" for Jan 11, 1987' :34802: 'For example, "87-01-11" for Jan 11, 1987' :34803: "A (MM/DD/YY)" :34804: "B (DD/MM/YY)" :34805: "C (DD.MM.YY)" :34806: "D (YY-MM-DD)" :34807: "Separate hour, minute, and seconds with a colon" :34808: "Separate hour, minute, and seconds with a period" :34809: "Separate hour, minute, and seconds with a comma" :34810: "Separate hour, minute, and seconds with h, m, and s" :34811: "A (HH:MM:SS)" :34812: "B (HH.MM.SS)" :34813: "C (HH,MM,SS)" :34814: "D (HHhMMmSSs)" :34815: "Enable or disable the display of zero values" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34816: "Global Zero" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34817: "Zero" :34818: "Suppress the display of zeroes" :34819: "Don't suppress the display of zeroes" :34820: "Insert a page break into the worksheet" :34821: "Page" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :34822: "Page" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :34823: "Only display cell contents on top line of control panel" :34824: "Always display cell contents" :34825: "Hidden" :34826: "Visible" :34827: "Change screen display" :34828: "Display" :34829: "Display wide characters on screen" :34830: "Display narrow characters on screen" :34831: "Wide-Characters" :34832: "Narrow-Characters" /* file misc_mnu.rf */ :34850: "Don't change cursor position after typing %K18" :34851: "Do change cursor position after typing %K18" :34852: "Align labels with left edges of cells" :34853: "Align labels with right edges of cells" :34854: "Center labels in cells" :34855: "Left" :34856: "Right" :34857: "Center" :34858: "Set both horizontal and vertical titles" :34859: "Freeze all rows above current" h label names cell below it" :34910: "Each label names cell to its left" :34911: "Each label names cell above it" :34912: "Right" :34913: "Down" :34914: "Left" :34915: "Up" :34916: "Create table of range names" :34917: "Table" /* file options.rf */ :34930: "Copy values only" :34931: "Leave a gutter of one space at the right of each column" :34932: "Blank format" :34933: "Copy-Values" :34934: "Align-Columns" :34935: "Blank-Format" :34936: "Copy formula as well as value" :34937: "Copy value only (but not the formula)" :34938: "Range erase will delete everything" :34939: "Range erase will not change format, protection, or label-prefix" :34940: "Don't leave space for gutter on right side of each column" :34941: "Leave space for gutter on right side of each column" /* messages for Worksheet Status, maximum is 25 characters */ :34942: "Available Memory:" :34943: "%ld of %ld bytes (%d%% free)" :34944: "Math Coprocessor:" :34945: "None" :34946: "80287" :34947: "80387" :34948: "Unknown" :34949: "Recalculation:" :34950: " Method" :34951: " Order" :34952: " Iterations" :34953: "Circular Reference:" :34954: "Cell Display:" :34955: " Format" :34956: " Label-Prefix" :34957: " Column Width" :34958: " Zero Suppression" :34959: "Global Protection:" :34960: "Natural" :34961: "Columnwise" :34962: "Rowwise" :34963: "Left (')" :34964: 'Right (")' :34965: "Center (^)" :34966: "Automatic" :34967: "Manual" :34968: "Disabled" :34969: "Enabled" :34970: "On" :34971: "Off" /* file print.rf */ :34990: "Print to a printer" :34991: "Print to a file" :34992: "Printer" :34993: "File" :34994: "Specify cells to be printed" :34995: "Advance one line" :34996: "Advance to top of page" :34997: "Header, Footer, Margins, Border, Setup, Page-Length, Other" :34998: "Reset some or all print settings" :34999: "Reset to top of page (after adjusting paper)" :35000: "Output the specified range to the printer" :35001: "Select print orientation, font size, or pitch" :35002: "Close print file, then return to READY mode" :35003: "Range" :35004: "Line" :35005: "Page" :35006: "Options" :35007: "Clear" :35008: "Align" :35009: "Go" :35010: "Extended" :35011: "Quit" :35012: "Enter header line" :35013: "Enter footer line" :35014: "Enter left, right, top, or bottom margins" :35015: "Print border columns and/or rows" :35016: "Enter printer setup string -- FOR KEYSTROKE COMPATIBILITY ONLY" :35017: "Enter number of lines per page" :35018: "Cell formulas, Unformatted output" :35019: "Enter number of copies" :35020: "Return to Print menu" :35021: "Header" :35022: "Footer" :35023: "Margins" :35024: "Borders" :35025: "Setup" :35026: "Page-Length" :35027: "Other" :35028: "Copies" :35029: "Quit" :35030: "Enter left margin" :35031: "Enter right margin" :35032: "Enter top margin" :35033: "Enter bottom margin" :35034: "Left" :35035: "Right" :35036: "Top" :35037: "Bottom" :35038: "Enter border columns to appear at the left of print range" :35039: "Enter border rows to appear above print range" :35040: "Columns" :35041: "Rows" :35042: "Print range as displayed" :35043: "List cell entries, one entry on a line" :35044: "Print headers, footers, and page breaks" :35045: "Disable printing of headers, footers, and page breaks" :35046: "As-Displayed" :35047: "Cell-Formulas" :35048: "Formatted" :35049: "Unformatted" :35050: "Return all print settings to default values" :35051: "Cancel print range" :35052: "Cancel border column and row ranges" :35053: "Restore default settings of margins, page length, and setup string" :35054: "All" :35055: "Range" :35056: "Borders" :35057: "Format" :35058: "Set the print orientation" :35059: "Set the font size" :35060: "Set or reset the pitch" :35061: "Return to Print menu" :35062: "Orientation" :35063: "Font-Size" :35064: "Pitch" :35065: "Quit" :35066: "Page orientation will depend on page dimensions" :35067: "Force landscape orientation (print parallel to left edge of paper)" :35068: "Force portrait orientation (print parallel to bottom edge of paper)" :35069: "Select printer name" :35070: "Default" :35071: "Landscape" :35072: "Portrait" :35073: "Name" :3507"   "Worksheet" :35169: "Print" :35170: "Graph" :35171: "Other" :35172: "Cancel operation -- don't erase the file" :35173: "Erase the file" :35174: "No" :35175: "Yes" /* file xlink.rf */ :35190: "Create a link to an external worksheet" :35191: "Edit a link to an external worksheet" :35192: "Delete a link to an external worksheet" :35193: "Display names of dependent worksheets" :35194: "Return to READY mode" :35195: "Create" :35196: "Edit" :35197: "Delete" :35198: "List-Dependent" :35199: "Quit" /* file ss.rf */ /* sub-mode indicators, must all be same length and end with space */ :35210: "CMD " :35211: "RCD " :35212: "SST " /* mode indicators, must all be same length */ :35213: "READY" :35214: "POINT" :35215: "VALUE" :35216: "EDIT " :35217: "LABEL" :35218: "MENU " :35219: "NAME " :35220: "RANGE" :35221: "FIND " :35222: "ERROR" :35223: "WAIT " /* special indicators, should NOT end with a space */ :35224: "CIRC" :35225: "END" :35226: "CALC" /* length of longest mode indicator string above (5 for READY) */ :35230: 4: "Automatic line feed at end of line" :35075: "Enter default left margin" :35076: "Enter default right margin" :35077: "Enter default top margin" :35078: "Enter default bottom margin" :35079: "Enter default page length" :35080: "Wait for paper change at end of page" :35081: "Enter default setup string -- FOR KEYSTROKE COMPATIBILITY ONLY" :35082: "Select default print orientation, font size, or pitch" :35083: "Return to Default menu" :35084: "Auto-LF" :35085: "Left" :35086: "Right" :35087: "Top" :35088: "Bottom" :35089: "Page-Length" :35090: "Wait" :35091: "Setup" :35092: "Extensions" :35093: "Quit" :35094: "Do not wait at end of page for paper change" :35095: "Wait at end of page for paper change" :35096: "Both carriage return and line feed at end of each print line" :35097: "Only carriage return at end of each print line" :35098: "Only line feed at end of each print line" :35099: "Line-Feed" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :35100: "Print Options" ; end of HELP INDEX strings :35101: "Select default printer" :35102: "Pg-Length" :35103: "Extended" :35104: "Name" :35105: "Use the default width for the specified font size" :35106: "Select a non-default width for the specified font size" :35107: "Default" :35108: "Select" :35109: "Advance one line -- FOR KEYSTROKE COMPATIBILITY ONLY" :35110: "Advance to top of page -- FOR KEYSTROKE COMPATIBILITY ONLY" ; following are HELP INDEX strings :35111: "Print Extended" :35112: "Print Range" ; end of HELP INDEX strings /* file stor_mnu.rf */ :35120: "Merge one worksheet with another" :35121: "Add two worksheets together" :35122: "Subtract one worksheet from another" :35123: "Choose the smaller number at each cell of the worksheet" :35124: "Choose the larger number at each cell of the worksheet" :35125: "Multiply two worksheets together" :35126: "Divide one worksheet by another" :35127: "Copy" :35128: "Add" :35129: "Subtract" :35130: "Less-Than" :35131: "Greater-Than" :35132: "Multiply" :35133: "Divide" :35134: "Combine all of the cells of the other worksheet" :35135: "Combine only the cells in the named range" :35136: "Entire File" :35137: "Named Range" :35138: "Extract everything (including formulas)" :35139: "Extract everything except the formulas" :35140: "Translate to a 1-2-3 Worksheet" :35141: "Translate to a Multiplan SYLK file" :35142: "Formulas" :35143: "Values" :35144: "123-Worksheet" :35145: "Multiplan-SYLK" :35146: "Read text from a file" :35147: "Read numbers from a file" :35148: "Read a Multiplan SYLK file" :35149: "Text" :35150: "Numbers" :35151: "Multiplan-SYLK" :35152: "Cancel operation; don't overwrite file" :35153: "Replace existing file with new file" :35154: "Cancel" :35155: "Replace" /* file stor_mnu.h (CTOS only) */ :35160: "List the worksheet files in the current directory" :35161: "List the print files in the current directory" :35162: "List the graph files in the current directory" :35163: "List all files in the current directory" :35164: "Erase a worksheet file" :35165: "Erase a print file" :35166: "Erase a graph file" :35167: "Erase any file" :35168:# "5" /* length of longest sub-mode indicator string above (4 for CMD+space) */ :35231: "4" /* choices for Sort order are A(scending) or D(escending) */ :35232: "A" :35233: "D" /* file macro.rf */ :35250: "BS" :35251: "ESC" :35253: "END" :35254: "GOTO" :35255: "CALC" :35256: "NAME" :35257: "LEFT" :35258: "UP" :35259: "DOWN" :35260: "RIGHT" :35261: "BREAK" :35262: "DEL" :35264: "BEG" :35265: "TAB" :35266: "BACKTAB" :35267: "EXIT" :35268: "CMD" :35269: "HOME" :35270: "S_HOME" :35271: "ROLLUP" :35272: "ROLLDN" :35273: "PGUP" :35274: "PGDN" :35275: "PREV" :35276: "NEXT" :35277: "ABS" :35278: "WINDOW" :35279: "EDIT" :35280: "BIGLEFT" :35281: "BIGRIGHT" :35282: "COPY" :35283: "CREAT" :35284: "UNDO" :35285: "MOVE" :35286: "WORKDEL" :35287: "MARK" :35288: "SAVE" :35289: "PRINT" :35290: "OPEN" :35291: "CLOSE" :35292: "CLEARLINE" :35293: "FIN" :35294: "HELP" :35295: "ALT" :35296: "BACKSPACE" :35297: "ESCAPE" :35298: "DELETE" :35299: "DLETECHAR" :35302: "QUERY" :35303: "TABLE" :35304: "S_F1" :35305: "S_F2" :35306: "S_F3" :35307: "S_F4" :35308: "S_F5" :35309: "S_F6" :35310: "S_F7" :35311: "S_F8" :35312: "S_F9" :35313: "S_F10" :35314: "L" :35315: "U" :35316: "D" :35317: "R" :35318: "INSERT" :35319: "GRAPH" /* Lotus 2.0 advanced macros */ :35340: "BEEP" :35341: "INDICATE" :35342: "PANELOFF" :35343: "PANELON" :35344: "WINDOWSOFF" :35345: "WINDOWSON" :35346: "BREAKOFF" :35347: "BREAKON" :35348: "GET" :35349: "GETLABEL" :35350: "GETNUMBER" :35351: "LOOK" :35352: "MENUBRANCH" :35353: "MENUCALL" :35354: "WAIT" :35355: "BRANCH" :35356: "DEFINE" :35357: "DISPATCH" :35358: "FOR" :35359: "FORBREAK" :35360: "IF" :35361: "ONERROR" :35362: "QUIT" :35363: "RESTART" :35364: "RETURN" :35365: "BLANK" :35366: "CONTENTS" :35367: "LET" :35368: "PUT" :35369: "RECALC" :35370: "RECALCCOL" :35371: "CLOSE" :35372: "FILESIZE" :35373: "GETPOS" :35374: "OPEN" :35375: "READ" :35376: "READLN" :35377: "SETPOS" :35378: "WRITE" :35379: "WRITELN" /* file rdwks.rf */ :35400: "NA" :35401: "ERR" :35402: "ABS" :35403: "INT" :35404: "SQRT" :35405: "LOG" :35406: "LOG10" :35407: "LN" :35408: "PI" :35409: "SIN" :35410: "COS" :35411: "TAN" :35412: "ATAN2" :35413: "ATAN" :35414: "ASIN" :35415: "ACOS" :35416: "EXP" :35417: "MOD" :35418: "CHOOSE" :35419: "ISNA" :35420: "ISERR" :35421: "ISERROR" :35422: "FALSE" :35423: "TRUE" :35424: "RAND" :35425: "DATE" :35426: "TODAY" :35427: "PMT" :35428: "PV" :35429: "FV" :35430: "IF" :35431: "DAY" :35432: "MONTH" :35433: "YEAR" :35434: "ROUND" :35435: "COL" :35436: "COLUMN" :35437: "ROW" :35438: "DOLLAR" :35439: "FIXED" :35440: "LEN" :35441: "MID" :35442: "REPT" :35443: "VALUE" :35444: "NOT" :35445: "SIGN" :35446: "LOOKUP" :35447: "UNIFY" :35448: "SUM" :35449: "AVG" :35450: "AVERAGE" :35451: "COUNT" :35452: "MIN" :35453: "MAX" :35454: "VLOOKUP" :35455: "NPV" :35456: "VAR" :35457: "STD" :35458: "STDEV" :35459: "IRR" :35460: "HLOOKUP" :35461: "DSUM" :35462: "DAVG" :35463: "DCOUNT" :35464: "DMIN" :35465: "DMAX" :35466: "DVAR" :35467: "DSTD" :35468: "LABEL" :35469: "BLANK" :35470: "SORT" :35471: "RANK" :35472: "AND" :35473: "OR" :35474: "INDEX" /* file rdwks2.rf */ :35475: "INDEXMP" :35476: "TIME" :35477: "HOUR" :35478: "MINUTE" :35479: "SECOND" :35480: "ISNUMBER" :35481: "ISSTRING" :35482: "STRING" :35483: "CHAR" :35484: "CODE" :35485: "FIND" :35486: "DATEVALUE" :35487: "TIMEVALUE" :35488: "CELLPOINTER" :35490: "COLS" :35491: "ROWS" :35492: "UPPER" :35493: "LOWER" :35494: "LEFT" :35495: "RIGHT" :35496: "REPLACE" :35497: "PROPER" :35498: "CELL" :35499: "TRIM" :35500: "CLEAN" :35501: "S" :35502: "N" :35503: "EXACT" :35504: "CALL" :35505: "NOW" :35506: "RATE" :35507: "TERM" :35508: "CTERM" :35509: "SLN" :35510: "SYD" :35511: "DDB" :35512: "@" :35513: "SHELL" :35514: "REPEAT" :35515: "LENGTH" .h (CTOS only) */ :35160: "List the worksheet files in the current directory" :35161: "List the print files in the current directory" :35162: "List the graph files in the current directory" :35163: "List all files in the current directory" :35164: "Erase a worksheet file" :35165: "Erase a print file" :35166: "Erase a graph file" :35167: "Erase any file" :35168:#  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VERSION: 1.0.1 (Monday August 29, 1988, 16:41) RE(pbLine, cbLine, pbAttrs, cbAttrs) ErcType EXTERNAL; DECLARE pbLine POINTER ,cbLine WORD ,pbAttrs POINTER ,cbAttrs WORD ; END GetLineFromScreenBuffer; $SAVE NOLIST $ENDIF $IF GetParms $RESTORE /* Defined in cmInit.plm */ GetParms:PROCEDURE EXTERNAL; END GetParms; Wlabel = "Solution Designer Help" Contents = Using Help, Topics, Move Cursor, Cell References, Formulas, Functions, Arithmetic, DateTime, Financial, Logical, Lookup, String, Trigonometric, Database, Macros, Macro Commands, Misc Macros, Menu Mode, Modes, Saving, Exiting, Commands, Worksheet, Global, G.Format, G.Label-Prefix, G.Column-Width, Recalc2  Data Unique, Data Delete, Distribution, Data Matrix, Data Regression, Data Parse, Advanced Commands, Macro, Link, Goal-Seeking, Advanced Automatic, Advanced Move,  Advanced Defaults, Advanced Width, Quit Name = Using Help Llabel = " USING HELP" Slabel = "USEHELP" Branch = Topics, Commands, Functions, Formulas, Quit, Move Cursor, Exiting Title = "How to Use the HELP Facility" Text = Help text is displayed in a window. If there is more than \ one window of text, use the following keys to \ display more text: Up/Down Arrow keys Display next/previous 3 lines \KEY=End \Displays end of Help text \KEY=Home \Displays beginning of Help text \KEY=Page \Displays next window of Help text \KEY=s-Page \Displays previous window of Help text TO VIEW RELATED HELP TEXT: o\IND\Select one of the function key labels displayed below \ the Help window. TO VIEW A LIST OF ALL AVAILABLE HELP TOPICS: 1\IND\Press CONTENT (F1). 2\IND\Move the cursor to the desired topic, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. TO FINISH USING HELP: o\IND\Press \KEY=Exit\. \EOT\ Name = Topics Llabel = " TOPICS" Slabel = " TOPICS" Branch = Using Help, Commands, Cell References, Move Cursor, Menu Mode, Range, Formulas Title = "Main Solution Designer Help Topics" Text = Solution Designer is derived from Supercomp-Twenty. \ Supercomp-Twenty is a trademark of Access Technology, Inc. Solution Designer combines the capabilities and features \ of the two most popular spreadsheet programs--Lotus 1-2-3 and \ Multiplan--and makes those features available to users of \ CTOS workstations. The main Solution Designer Help topics are: \BL\Worksheet Commands\BS\ - Commands that determine the \ overall appearance of the worksheet, and allow you to establish \ some "automatic" settings for every cell in the current worksheet. \BL\Range Commands\BS\ - Commands that allow you to work with a \ group of cells as a unit. \BL\File Commands\BS\ - Commands that allow you to save and \ retrieve worksheets, combine worksheets, use portions \ of a worksheet with another worksheet, and use worksheets \ created with other application software. \BL\Print Commands\BS\ - Commands for printing worksheets. \BL\Data Commands\BS\ - Commands used for preparing information \ in the worksheet so you can sort, find, and display specific \ worksheet information. \BL\Advanced Commands\BS\ - Commands used for linking worksheets, \ using goal-seeking, moving entire columns and rows, and using other \ special default settings. \BL\NOTE:\BS\ For more information on general Help \ topics, select one of the function key labels below, or \ select the CONTENT (F1) function key label for a complete \ list of available topics. \EOT\ Name = Move Cursor Llabel = " MOVE CURSOR " Slabel = " CURSOR" Branch = Using Help, Topics, Cell References, Menu Mode, Range,  Commands, Advanced Automatic Title = "Moving within a Worksheet" Text = To move the cursor between cells in a worksheet, you must \ be in READY mode. For information on how the cursor moves \ in MENU mode, select the MENUS function key label below. There are many ways to move the cursor between the cells in \ a worksheet. Sometimes you move the cursor without \ moving the columns and rows displayed in the worksheet \ window, and sometimes the cursor stays on a cell while \ the columns and rows are moved up or down within the \ worksheet window. MOVING THE CURSOR Use the following keys to move the cursor: Arrow keys \IND\Move the cursor from cell to cell. \KEY=Home \\IND\Moves the cursor to cell a1 (the \ upper-left corner of the worksheet). \KEY=Beg \\IND\Moves the cursor to the top row \ in the current column. \KEY=Fin \\IND\Moves the cursor to the last row \ in the current column. Go To (F5) \IND\Moves the cursor to a specified cell. \KEY=En2  ormula in one \ of two ways: o\IND\You can type the cell reference, adding $ signs \ where they are needed. o\IND\If you are in POINT mode, you can move the cursor to the cell, \ and press Abs (F4) \ one or more times to change the reference to one of the different types. \ Whatever type the reference is, it will be changed to the next type in the \ following order: all relative, all absolute, column relative, row relative \ (then back to all relative, etc.). o\IND\If you are in EDIT mode, you can move the edit cursor to the cell \ reference and press Abs (F4) \ one or more times to change the reference to one of the different types (as \ described above for POINT mode). \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on formulas and operators, select \ the FORMULA function key label below. \EOT\ Name = Formulas Llabel = "FORMULAS" Slabel = "FORMULA" Branch = Using Help, Topics, Cell References, Functions, Commands, Modes Title = "Entering Formulas" Text = A formula tells the program to ped \\IND\Moves the cursor across a block of empty cells \ to the next filled cell, or across a block of filled cells \ to the next empty cell. Used with arrow keys. MOVING THE WORKSHEET CELLS The worksheet window displays approximately 23 rows and 8 columns at \ a time. The complete worksheet is actually 8192 rows by \ 512 columns. Use the following keys to move the worksheet window: \KEY=Next \\IND\Moves the worksheet to \ the left one full screen. \KEY=Prev \\IND\Moves the worksheet to the \ right one full screen. \KEY=Page \\IND\Moves the worksheet up one full screen. \KEY=s-Page \\IND\Moves the worksheet down one full screen. Window (F6) \IND\Moves the cursor between split windows. \EOT\ Name = Cell References Llabel = " CELL REFERNCE" Slabel = "CELLREF" Branch = Range, Name, Formulas, Functions, Commands, Move Cursor Title = "Using Cell References" Text = A cell reference identifies a specific cell by its column \ letter and row number. There are two types of cell \ references used in formulas: \UL\relative\US\ cell references, and \ \UL\absolute\US\ cell references. RELATIVE CELL REFERENCES A relative cell reference in a formula consists of a column letter \ and row number, and is "remembered" in a formula by the relationship \ of its location to that of the cell containing the formula. For example, if you have a formula in cell d5 that looks \ like this: \BL\+a5*b5\BS\ When the formula is copied one row down, cell d6 will contain \ a formula that looks like this: \BL\+a6*b6\BS\ \UL\Adding Relative Cell References to Formulas\US\ You can add a relative cell reference to a formula in \ the following ways: o\IND\You can type the column letter and row number of \ the cell (for example, +a5). o\IND\You can type the addresses separated by a period \ to indicate a range of cells (for example, +b5.d5). o\IND\You can type the name of a named cell range \ (for example, Sales). o\IND\You can "point" to the cell by moving the cursor with \ the arrow keys from the formula cell to the reference cell. ABSOLUTE CELL REFERENCES An absolute cell reference is the address of a particular \ cell, whether or not the relationship between it and \ the formula cell remains constant. When you want to indicate \ an absolute cell reference, precede the row number and/or \ column letter with a $ sign. There are three kinds of absolute cell references: o\IND\If the $ sign appears before both the column letter \ and row number (for example, $b$4), then the cell reference \ is never adjusted as the worksheet is changed. o\IND\If the $ sign appears before the column letter only \ (for example, $b4), then the column number is never adjusted, \ but the row number could be. o\IND\If the $ sign appears before the row number only \ (for example, b$4), then the row number is never adjusted, \ but the column letter could be. \UL\Adding Absolute Cell References to Formulas\US\ You can add absolute cell references to a f3 rform \ calculations and display the result (a value) in the cell \ containing the formula. The formula for a specific cell is not \ shown in the worksheet; it is displayed in the \ command panel when the cursor is over the cell. You specify which cells are used in a formula by including their \ names or addresses (cell references) in the formula. The calculations \ are performed by including "operators" or "functions" in the formula. FORMULA OPERATORS Operators are symbols that represent calculations to be \ performed. The following is a list of formula operators: +\IND\Addition -\IND\Subtraction *\IND\Multiplication /\IND\Division \UL\Examples of operators in formulas:\US\ \IND\+C2+D2 \IND\+C2*D2 \IND\+C2/D2 \IND\+C2-D2 FUNCTIONS A function is a commonly used formula or expression (a series of \ cell references linked by operators) identified by a name, that \ can be substituted as a shortcut for a long formula or a value. The following are examples of a few functions: @LOG Logarithm base 10 @SUM Sum of values of all cells in list @IRR Internal rate of return For more information on functions, select the FNCTION function \ key label below. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To enter a formula in a cell: 1\IND\Move the cursor to the cell that will contain the formula. 2\IND\Type a "+" to start a formula, or type a function. 3\IND\Enter the formula, using cell references, values, operators \ and/or functions. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ after you have finished typing the formula. 5\IND\If there is an error in the formula, the bell will sound, and \ you will be placed in EDIT mode. The error may result from spelling a range \ name or function name incorrectly, or from invalid use of an operator. \ Correct the error using the arrow keys and \KEY=Backspace\ or \KEY=Delete\, \ then press \KEY=Enter\ again. \UL\To edit a previously entered formula:\US\ 1\IND\Move the cursor to the cell that contains the formula you \ want to change. 2\IND\Press F2 (Edit). 3\IND\Use \KEY=Backspace\ or \KEY=Delete\ to erase the incorrect \ portions of the formula. 4\IND\Type the correct formula and then press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on functions, select the \ FNCTION function key label below. For more information on EDIT mode, select the \ MODES function key label below. For more information on cell references, select the \ CELLREF function key label below. \EOT\ Name = Functions Llabel = "FUNCTION" Slabel = "FNCTION" Branch = Formulas, Arithmetic, DateTime, Financial, Logical, Lookup, String, Trigonometric, Database Title = "Using Functions" Text = \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ A function is a commonly used formula \ or expression (series of \ cell references linked by operators), identified by a name, that \ can be substituted for a long formula or a value. When you type the function names, you can use or omit the @ sign \ that precedes them, and you can use uppercase, lowercase, or \ mixed case letters. When the function names are displayed in the \ command panel, they are always preceded by the @ sign and are \ displayed fully capitalized. The functions fall into eight categories, listed below: \BL\Arithmetical and Statistical Functions\BS\ ABS \IND\EXP \IND\MAX \IND\ROUND \IND\STD AVG \IND\INT \IND\MIN \IND\ROW \IND\SUM BLANK \IND\LABEL \IND\MOD \IND\SIGN \IND\VAR COL \IND\LN \IND\RAND \IND\SORT COUNT \IND\LOG \IND\RANK \IND\SQRT \BL\Date and Time Functions\BS\ DATE \IND\HOUR \IND\NOW \IND\TIMEVALUE DATEVALUE\IND\MINUTE \IND\SECOND \IND\TODAY DAY \IND\MONTH \IND\TIME \IND\YEAR \BL\Financial Functions\BS\ CTERM \IND\IRR \IND\PV  \IND\SYD DDB \IND\NPV \IND\RATE \IND\TERM FV \IND\PMT \IND\SLN \BL\Logical Functions\BS\ AND \IND\IF \IND\ISNUMBER \IND\NOT ERR \IND\ISERR \IND\ISSTRING \IND\OR FALSE \IND\ISNA \IND\NA \I3   variance of arguments in the list. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\ Name = DateTime Llabel = "DATETIME FUNCT" Slabel = "DATETIM" Branch = Functions, Arithmetic, Financial, Logical, Lookup, String, Trigonometric, Database Title = "Using Date and Time Functions" Text = @DATE(year,month,day)\IND\returns a date serial number from the year, month, \ and day given as arguments. @DATEVALUE(date string)\IND\returns a date serial number from the year, \ month, and day used in the string value. @DAY(date number) \IND\returns the day of the month from a date serial \ number argument. @HOUR(time number) \IND\returns an integer value from 0 (midnight) to 23 \ (23:00 or 11:00 pm) calculated from a time number. @MINUTE(time number)\IND\returns an integer value from 0 to 59 calculated \ from the time number. @MONTH(date number) \IND\returns the month from a date serial number argument. @NOW \IND\returns serial number for thND\TRUE \BL\Lookup, Choose, and Index Functions\BS\ @ \IND\CHOOSE \IND\INDEX \IND\ROWS CELL \IND\COLS \IND\INDEXMP \IND\VLOOKUP CELLPOINTER\IND\HLOOKUP \IND\LOOKUP \BL\String Functions\BS\ CHAR \IND\FIND \IND\MID  \IND\REPLACE \IND\TRIM CODE \IND\LEFT \IND\N \IND\RIGHT \IND\UPPER DOLLAR \IND\LENGTH \IND\PROPER \IND\S \IND\VALUE EXACT \IND\LOWER \IND\REPEAT \IND\STRING \BL\Trigonometric Functions\BS\ ACOS \IND\ATAN \IND\COS \IND\SIN ASIN \IND\ATAN2 \IND\PI \IND\TAN \BL\Database Functions\BS\ DAVG \IND\DMAX \IND\DSTD \IND\DVAR DCOUNT \IND\DMIN \IND\DSUM For detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. For a list of the functions in each category and their parameters, select \ the appropriate function key label below. \EOT\ Name = Arithmetic Llabel = "ARITHMETIC FNC" Slabel = "ARITHME" Branch = Functions, DateTime, Financial, Logical, Lookup, String, Trigonometric, Database Title = "Using Arithmetical and Statistical Functions" Text = @ABS(x) \IND\returns the absolute value of the argument specified. @AVG(list)\IND\returns the average value of the arguments in the list. @BLANK(range)\IND\returns the number of blank cells in the range. @COL \IND\returns the column number of the cell containing the formula. @COUNT(list)\IND\returns the number of nonblank cells in the list. @EXP(x) \IND\returns the exponential value for the argument. @INT(x) \IND\returns the integer value of the argument. @LABEL(range)\IND\returns the number of cells containing strings in the range. @LN(x) \IND\returns the natural logarithm (base e) of the numerical \ expression.  @LOG(x) \IND\returns the logarithm (base 10) of the expression. @MAX(list)\IND\returns the maximum value of all arguments in the list. @MIN(list)\IND\returns the minimum value of all arguments in the list. @MOD(x,y) \IND\returns the remainder (modulus) of the first argument (x) \ divided by the second (y). @RAND \IND\generates random numbers between 0.0 and 1.0. @RANK(x,list)\IND\sorts the elements in the list in ascending order, and \ returns the location of the element in the list based on the value of the \ first argument (x). @ROUND(x,n)\IND\rounds the first argument (x) to the precision specified by \ the second (n). @ROW \IND\returns the row number of the cell in which the formula resides. @SIGN(x) \IND\returns a number that represents the sign of the argument: \ 1 if x is positive; 0 if x is zero or blank; -1 if x is negative. @SORT(x,list)\IND\sorts the arguments in the list in ascending order, and \ returns the value corresponding to the value of the first argument (x). @SQRT(x) \IND\returns the square root of the argument (x must be positive). @STD(list)\IND\returns the standard deviation of the values in the list or \ range. @SUM(list)\IND\returns the sum of the arguments in the list. @VAR(list)\IND\returns the population4 e current date and time. @SECOND(time number)\IND\returns an integer value from 0 to 59 calculated \ from the time number. @TIME(hr,min,sec) \IND\returns the time serial number from the hour, minute, \ and second given as arguments. @TIMEVALUE(time string)\IND\returns the time serial number (hour, minute, \ and second) of the string value. @TODAY \IND\same as @NOW, returns the current date and time \ serial number. @YEAR(date number) \IND\returns the year from a date serial number argument. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\ Name = Financial Llabel = "FINANCIAL FUNC" Slabel = "FINANCL" Branch = Functions, Arithmetic, DateTime, Logical, Lookup, String, Trigonometric, Database Title = "Using Financial Functions" Text = @CTERM(int,fv,pv) \IND\calculates the number of compounding \ periods it will \ take an investment of present value, pv, to grow to a future value, fv, \ while earning a fixed interest rate, int, per compounding period. @DDB(cost,salvage,life,period)\IND\calculates the depreciation allowance on \ an asset for a specified time period, using the double-declining balance \ method. @FV(payment,interest,n) \IND\calculates the future value of an annuity \ based on a payment, interest rate, and number of payment periods. @IRR(guess,range) \IND\calculates the approximate internal rate \ of return for \ a series of cash receipts and payments made at regular intervals. @NPV(interest,range) \IND\calculates the net present value of a \ series of cash flows. @PMT(principal,interest,n) \IND\returns the payment per period for a \ given principal amount, at a specified interest rate per period, and for \ a specified number of periods. @PV(payment,interest,n) \IND\calculates the present worth of an ordinary \ annuity. @RATE(fv,pv,term) \IND\calculates the periodic interest rate \ necessary for a present value, pv, to grow to a future value, fv, during the \ number of compounding periods in term. @SLN(cost,salvage,life) \IND\calculates the straight-line depreciation \ of an asset for one period. @SYD(cost,salvage,life,period)\IND\calculates the sum of the years' \ digits depreciation for a specified period. @TERM(pmt,int,fv) \IND\calculates the number of payment periods \ in an ordinary annuity term necessary to accumulate a future value of fv, \ earning a periodic interest rate of int. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\ Name = Logical Llabel = "LOGICAL FUNCTN" Slabel = "LOGICAL" Branch = Functions, Arithmetic, DateTime, Financial, Lookup, String, Trigonometric, Database Title = "Using Logical Functions" Text = @IF(argument,tvalue,fvalue)\IND\tests an argument to determine if it is \ true (nonzero) or false (0). @AND(list) \IND\is similar to the #AND# operator, except \ that it can work on more than two values. @ERR \IND\returns the value ERR. @FALSE \IND\returns the value 0. @ISERR(cell) \IND\checks the value of a specified cell to \ determine if the cell contains ERR. @ISNA(cell) \IND\checks the value of a specified cell to \ determine if the cell contains NA. @ISNUMBER(x) \IND\checks the value of a specified cell to \ determine if the cell contains a numeric value. @ISSTRING(x) \IND\checks the value of a specified cell to \ determine if the cell contains a string. @NA \IND\returns the value NA. @NOT(x) \IND\performs a similar job to the #NOT# \ operator, with a different format. @OR(list) \IND\is similar to the #OR# operator, except \ that it can work on more than two values. @TRUE \IND\returns the value 1. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\ Name = Lookup Llabel = "LOOKUP FUNCTION" Slabel = " LOOKUP" Branch = Function4  ew string) \IND\removes n characters \ from the original string and substitutes the new string, beginning with the \ start number character. @RIGHT(string,n) \IND\returns the last n characters of the string. @S(range) \IND\returns the value of the upper-left corner cell in the \ range as a string value. @STRING(x,n) \IND\converts a numeric value, x, to a string value with n \ decimal places. @TRIM(string) \IND\removes any spaces preceding or following the string. @UPPER(string) \IND\converts all the characters in the string to uppercase. @VALUE(string) \IND\converts a number string to its numeric value. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\ Name = Trigonometric Llabel = "TRIGONOMTR FNC" Slabel = " TRIG F" Branch = Functions, Arithmetic, DateTime, Financial, Logical, Lookup, String, Database Title = "Using Trigonometric Functions" Text = @ACOS(x) \IND\returns the arc cosine of the argument. @ASIN(x) s, Arithmetic, DateTime, Financial, Logical, String, Trigonometric, Database Title = "Using Lookup, Choose, and Index Functions" Text = @@(cell address) \IND\returns the value of the cell referred to by the \ cell address. @CELL(attribute,range) \IND\returns an attribute of a cell or range. \ Attributes are: address, col, contents, format, prefix, protect, row, \ type, and width. @CELLPOINTER(attribute) \IND\returns attribute information about the \ current cell. @CHOOSE(x,v0,v1,...,vn) \IND\returns a value from a list (v0,v1,...,vn) \ based on the placement in the list (x). @COLS(range) \IND\returns the number of columns in the range you \ specify. @HLOOKUP(x,table range,row offset)\IND\performs a horizontal table lookup \ on a horizontal table. @INDEX(range,row,column)\IND\returns a cell value based on its location \ as defined by the row number and column number arguments in the specified \ range. @INDEXMP(area,subscripts)\IND\returns a cell value from the area based on \ its location as defined by the subscripts from the area. @LOOKUP(x,table range) \IND\performs a table lookup based on the value of \ the specified x argument, which must be numeric. @ROWS(range) \IND\returns the number of rows in the range you \ specify. @VLOOKUP(x,table range,column offset)\IND\performs a vertical table lookup \ on a vertical table. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\ Name = String Llabel = "STRING FUNCTION" Slabel = " STRING" Branch = Functions, Arithmetic, DateTime, Financial, Logical, Lookup, Trigonometric, Database Title = "Using String Functions" Text = @CHAR(x) \IND\returns the character that corresponds to the number \ you specify, which can be any value from 1 to 255. @CODE(string) \IND\returns the numeric code of the first character \ in the string. @DOLLAR(x) \IND\changes the argument from a value to a text string, with \ a dollar sign and two decimal places. @EXACT(string1,string2)\IND\determines if string1 is an exact match of \ string2. @FIND(search string,string,start number) \IND\searches the string \ specified, beginning at the start number location, for the occurrence of \ the search string you specify. @LEFT(string,n) \IND\returns the first n characters of a string. @LENGTH(string) \IND\returns the number of characters in the string. @LOWER(string) \IND\converts all the letters in a string to lowercase. @MID(string,start number,n)\IND\returns a substring of length n from the \ string, beginning with the start number character. @N(range) \IND\returns the numeric value of the upper-left corner cell \ in the specified range. @PROPER(string) \IND\converts the alphabetic characters in the string to an \ initial capital letter, followed by lowercase letters for the remainder of \ the string (proper capitalization). @REPEAT(string,n)\IND\duplicates the string the number of times specified \ by n. @REPLACE(original string,start number,n,n5  \IND\returns the arc sine of the argument. @ATAN(x) \IND\returns the arc tangent of the argument. @ATAN2(x,y)\IND\returns the arc tangent of the first argument (x) divided \ by the second argument (y). @COS(x) \IND\returns the cosine of the argument. @PI \IND\returns the value pi, 3.14159265358979. @SIN(x) \IND\returns the sine of the argument. @TAN(x) \IND\returns the tangent of the argument. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\  Name = Database Llabel = "DATABASE FUNCT" Slabel = "DATABAS" Branch = Functions, Arithmetic, DateTime, Financial, Logical, Lookup, String, Trigonometric Title = "Using Database Functions" Text = @DAVG(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the average value of those records meeting the criterion. @DCOUNT(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the number of records that meet the criterion. @DMAX(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the maximum value that meets the criterion. @DMIN(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the minimum value that meets the criterion. @DSTD(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the standard deviation of the values that meet the criterion. @DSUM(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the sum of the values that meet the criterion. @DVAR(input range,offset,criterion range) \IND\returns the variance of those values that meet the criterion. For more detailed information on functions, see the Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\ Name = Macros Llabel = " MACROS" Slabel = " MACROS" Branch = Using Help, Menu Mode, Commands, Move Cursor, Cell References, Macro Commands, Misc Macros Title = "Using Macros" Text = \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ A macro is a sequence of keystrokes entered as \ labels in a single column in the current worksheet. Macro cell entries \ can contain commands, functions, labels, values, keystrokes - any cell \ entry. When you create a macro, you give it a one-character name. To execute \ the macro, press F1 (Macro), then the one-character macro name. \ Solution Designer \ reads the cell entries for the macro, beginning with the first cell, \ and continuing to cells below until it reaches a blank cell, a Macro \ Finish command, or an invalid macro entry. You enter the macro in a single column of cells in the current worksheet. \ There are two ways to create a macro: \IND\o\IND\use the Advanced Record-Macro command to let the worksheet record \ each command and keystroke automatically as you perform the sequence, or \IND\o\IND\enter each command and keystroke of the macro yourself by typing \ them as labels in the appropriate cells. To view or edit the macro, use the F5 (Go To) key to move to it quickly. Macro commands (including /X commands) help you create complex custom \ macros that are like miniature programs. Select the MACCMDS or MISCMAC \ function key labels below for more information on these predefined macros. The procedures for creating a macro are shown below. \ For more information on macros, see the Solution Designer \ Reference. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To create a macro using the Advanced Record-Macro Command: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the location in the worksheet where \ you want to store the macro.  2\IND\Make sure the worksheet area contains enough blank cells to \ accommodate the macro. 3\IND\From READY mode, type /ar 4\IND\Type one letter to name the macro. 5\IND\Type the address of the cell or cells in the first row of the \ macro range. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. 7\IND\Enter the keystrokes that make up the macro. 8\IND\To end the macro, press F1 (Macro), then press \KEY=Exit\. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To create a macro by typing: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the location in the worksheet where \ you want to store the macro. 2\IND\Make sure the worksheet area contains enough blank cells to \ accommodate the macro. 3\IND\Type the characters and keystrokes you want in the macro. 4\IND\Type a label for the macro5  mand that follows it. {ONERROR branch-location,}\IND\branches to branch-\ location if an error occurs. {QUIT} \IND\terminates macro execution, returning control to the \ keyboard. {RESTART} \IND\cancels a subroutine and clears the subroutine stack. {RETURN} \IND\returns from a macro subroutine. {routine-name ,...} \IND\The {routine-\ name} command calls a subroutine; you can add optional arguments. \BL\Manipulating Data\BS\ {BLANK location} \IND\erases the contents of cells in a range, like the \ Range Erase command, but is faster for use in macros. {CONTENTS destination-loc,source-loc,,}  \IND\yields a string value that represents the current \ numeric contents of another cell. {LET location,number(or string)}\IND\stores a number or label entry in a \ cell location. {PUT location,col-number,row-number,number(or string)}\IND\stores a  so you know what it is when you see \ it in the worksheet. 5\IND\Use the following procedure to name the macro just created. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To name a macro: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the first cell containing the macro \ commands and keystrokes. 2\IND\Type /rnc 3\IND\Type a backslash (\\) to inform the worksheet that you are naming \ a macro; then type a letter for the macro name, and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\You are prompted to select the range you are naming. 4\IND\With the cell pointer positioned on the first command cell of \ the macro, press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use a macro: 1\IND\Press F1 (Macro). 2\IND\Press the key corresponding to the macro name. \EOT\ Name = Macro Commands Llabel = "MACRO COMMANDS" Slabel = "MACCMDS" Branch = Using Help, Menu Mode, Macros, Misc Macros Title = "Using Macro Commands" Text = \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The most heavily used macro commands are listed below. \ Select the MISCMAC function key label below to see additional macro commands \ which are less frequently used (including the /X commands). \BL\Keyboard Interaction\BS\ {?} \IND\halts macro execution temporarily so you can enter \ data from the keyboard. {BREAKOFF} \IND\disables the Code-Cancel key during macro execution. {BREAKON} \IND\restores the Code-Cancel key, undoing a {BREAKOFF} \ command. {GET location} \IND\pauses for you to type a single character, then \ stores the character at a specified location. {GETLABEL prompt-string,location}\IND\pauses for you to type a character \ string, then stores it as a left-aligned label entry at location. {GETNUMBER prompt-string,location}\IND\pauses for you to type a number, then \ stores it as a numeric entry at location. {LOOK location} \IND\checks to see if you have typed a character. If no \ characters have been typed, Solution Designer erases the location cell. {MENUBRANCH location}\IND\halts macro execution temporarily so you can \ select a menu item; then it branches accordingly. {MENUCALL location} \IND\halts macro execution temporarily so you can \ select a menu item; then it executes the corresponding macro as a \ subroutine. {WAIT time-serial-number}\IND\stops execution and displays the WAIT \ indicator in the upper-right corner of the screen until the specified time \ is reached. \BL\Program Flow\BS\ {BRANCH location} \IND\continues execution at a different cell. {DEFINE location1:type1,location2:type2,...}\IND\allocates storage \ locations and assigns argument types for arguments to be passed to a \ subroutine. {DISPATCH location} \IND\branches to a destination specified by the location. {FOR counter-loc,start-number,stop-number,step-number,starting-loc} \IND\repeatedly executes the macro that begins in a \ particular location. {FORBREAK} \IND\cancels execution of a {FOR} loop and continues \ processing at the first character after the {FOR} command. {IF condition} \IND\conditionally executes the com6 \ number or string in a specified location within a range. {RECALC location,,}\IND\recalculates the \ formulas in a specified location, proceeding row by row. {RECALCCOL location,,}\IND\recalculates the \ formulas in a specified location, proceeding column by column. \EOT\ Name = Misc Macros Llabel = " MISC MACROS" Slabel = "MISCMAC" Branch = Using Help, Menu Mode, Macros, Macro Commands Title = "Using Miscellaneous Macro Commands" Text = \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The less heavily used macro commands are listed below. \ Select the MACCMDS function key label below to see additional macro commands. \BL\Controlling the Screen\BS\ {BEEP } \IND\sounds the bell or tone on the computer. {INDICATE }\IND\changes the mode indicator in the upper-right \ corner of the screen. {PANELOFF} \IND\suppresses redrawing of the control panel during \ macro execution. {PANELON} \IND\restores the standard redrawing of the control panel \ during macro execution. {WINDOWSOFF} \IND\freezes the screen display except for the control panel. {WINDOWSON} \IND\restores the redrawing of the worksheet during macro \ execution. \BL\Working with Files\BS\ {CLOSE} \IND\closes a file that was opened with the {OPEN} command. {FILESIZE location}\IND\determines the number of bytes in the currently open \ file and records the result in the cell or range you specify in location. {GETPOS location} \IND\determines the current location of the file pointer \ in the open file and displays its location in the cell or range you \ specify in location. {OPEN filename,access-mode}\IND\opens a file for reading, writing, or both. {READ bytecount,location}\IND\copies the specified number of characters \ (bytecount) from a file, beginning at the current position of the file \ pointer, to the specified location in the worksheet. {READLN location} \IND\copies a line of characters from a file, beginning \ at the current position of the file pointer up to a line feed. {SETPOS file-position}\IND\sets a new position for the file pointer in \ the currently open file. {WRITE string} \IND\copies the characters in the worksheet you specify to \ the location of the file pointer in an open file that has either write or \ modify access. {WRITELN string} \IND\adds a line-feed sequence to a string of characters \ and writes the string to an open file. \BL\Macro Programming (/X) Commands\BS\ These commands are provided so that macros created with Lotus 1-2-3 version 1A \ will work. Their equivalents in the new format are shown \ below; the newer format should be used when creating macros. /XIcondition~ \IND\If-Then function, {IF} /XGlocation~ \IND\Go To command, {BRANCH} /XClocation~ \IND\Subroutine call, {routine-name} /XR \IND\Subroutine return, {RETURN} /XQ \IND\Quit, {QUIT} /XLmessage~location~\IND\Pause for label input, {GETLABEL} /XNmessage~location~\IND\Pause for numeric input, {GETNUMBER} /XMlocation~ \IND\Pause for menu choice, {MENUBRANCH} \EOT\ Name = Modes Llabel = " MODES" Slabel = " MODES" Branch = Using Help, Menu Mode, Commands, Move Cursor Title = "Mode Indicators and EDIT mode" Text = Whenever you are using the program, the command panel \ displays one of the following mode indicators: \BL\READY\BS\ - Indicates that the program is ready \ to accept data or information in the current cell. \BL\MENU\BS\ - Indicates you are using the command \ menus. The menus are displayed in the command panel. \BL\POINT\BS\ - Indicates that the program is waiting for \ you to move the cursor to indicate a range of cells. \BL\LABEL\BS\ - Indicates you are typing a label; as opposed to \ typing a value. \BL\VALUE\BS\ - Indicates you are typing a formula, function, or \ number. \BL\EDIT\BS\ - Indicates that you have made an error in a formula, \ or have requested EDIT mode by pressing Edit (F2). Information about \ EDIT mode follows the description of sub-mode indic6  cursor \ and selecting commands in MENU mode: o\IND\By using cursor keys to point to menu selections o\IND\By typing the first character of a menu selection \ name USING CURSOR KEYS AND MENU MODE When you are in MENU mode, you can point to any menu selection \ by using the arrow keys to move the highlight in the direction \ of the arrow, by using \KEY=End\ to move to the last \ selection on the menu, or by using \KEY=Home\ to move to \ the first selection in the menu. The arrow keys "cycle" through the menu selections, \ moving past the last item in \ the menu and returning to the first item, until you stop \ pressing the arrow keys. After you highlight the \ desired command, press \KEY=Enter\ to select it. SELECTING COMMANDS BY TYPING You can also select any command in any menu by typing \ the first letter of the command name. The command is \ selected automatically; there is no need to press \ \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on commands and command \ selection, seleators below. \BL\WAIT\BS\ - Indicates that you have started a recalculation or \ command that is being processed, and may take some time to complete. \BL\ERROR\BS\ - Indicates that an error has occured. A message \ describing the error is displayed in the status line, below the worksheet. \ Press \KEY=Enter\ or \KEY=Cancl\ to exit ERROR mode. SUB-MODE INDICATORS One or more of the following sub-mode indicators may be displayed next to the \ mode indicator in the control panel at various times: \BL\RCD\BS\ - Indicates that you are creating a macro with \ the Advanced Record-Macro command. \BL\CMD\BS\ - A macro is currently being executed, and is \ waiting for keyboard input. \BL\SST\BS\ - Macro single-step mode has been enabled. \ If the indicator is flashing, a macro has been started and the program \ is waiting for a key to be pressed. The next step of the macro will then be \ executed. \BL\CIRC\BS\ - The worksheet contains a circular reference. \ Use the Worksheet Status command to display the location of the last cell in \ the circular chain of references. \BL\CALC\BS\ - The worksheet has been changed since the last \ recalculation, and some formulas may not have their correct values. Also \ used to indicate that a cell was changed during macro execution, without \ being redisplayed. \BL\END\BS\ - The \KEY=End\ key has been pressed, and the program is \ waiting for an arrow key, \KEY=Home\, or \KEY=End\ to be pressed. CURSOR MOVEMENT IN EDIT MODE The following keys may be used to \ change the information in the current cell when in EDIT mode: \KEY=Backspace \\IND\Erases character to left of cursor \KEY=Delete \\IND\Erases character at cursor position \KEY=Back \\IND\Moves cursor one character to left \KEY=Prev \\IND\Moves cursor five characters to left \KEY=Home \\IND\Moves cursor to first character \KEY=Forward \\IND\Moves cursor one character to right \KEY=Next \\IND\Moves cursor five characters to right \KEY=End \\IND\Moves cursor to last character \KEY=Cancl \\IND\Leaves EDIT mode without keeping changes \KEY=Enter \\IND\Leaves EDIT mode and enters changes in cell Calc (F9) \IND\Converts a formula to its value  \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on EDIT mode, see the \ User's Guide or Reference Manual. \EOT\ Name = Menu Mode Llabel = " MENU MODE" Slabel = "MENUS" Branch = Topics, Commands, Cell References, Formulas, Move Cursor, Worksheet, Data Title = "Using MENU Mode" Text = The program displays \BL\MENU\BS\ in the upper-right corner of the \ worksheet window when you are in MENU mode. This means \ you are ready to select a command. The cursor \ moves between the menu selections, and does not move \ between cells of the worksheet. ENTERING MENU MODE To enter MENU mode and display the top-level menu: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type / SELECTING COMMANDS IN MENU MODE There are two basic methods of moving the 7 ct the COMMAND function key label below. \EOT\ Name = Exiting Llabel = " EXITING" Slabel = "EXITING" Branch = Using Help, Topics, Commands, Saving, Print, Data Title = "Exiting from the Program" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /q\BS\ (or \KEY=Exit\ key) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ There are two ways to exit \ from the program: o\IND\Use the Quit command o\IND\Press \KEY=Exit\. In both cases, you must be in READY mode before exiting. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To exit the program: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. \IND\If you are in VALUE, LABEL, or EDIT mode, press \ \KEY=Cancl\ or \KEY=Break\ until you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Press \KEY=Exit\, or select the Quit command. \IND\You can select the Quit command \ from READY mode by typing: /q \IND\If you have made some changes to the worksheet since \ the last time you have saved the worksheet, you see the \ following exit choices: \IND\No - Don't exit program; return to READY mode \IND\Yes - Exit program without saving \IND\Save - Save changes, then exit from program 3\IND\\UL\To save changes before exiting\US\, press S. \IND\All changes you have made are saved to disk, and \ you exit from the program. \IND\Or, \UL\if you do not want to save any changes\US\, \ press Y. \IND\Any changes you have made to the worksheet since \ your last save are not saved to disk. Select the SAVING function key label below for \ more information on what happens when you save a \ worksheet. \EOT\ Name = Saving Llabel = " FILE SAVING" Slabel = " SAVING" Branch = Using Help, Topics, Exiting, Print, Data, File Title = "Saving the Worksheet" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /fs\BS\ (File Save Command) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ Saving your worksheets is very \ important. When you save a \ worksheet, you are storing your recent work (including \ all settings, ranges, and formulas) on the hard \ disk, and possibly overwriting the previous \ hard disk copy of your current worksheet. Until you \ save the worksheet, all your work \ is in memory, and could be lost if you experience a power \ failure. It is a good idea to save your worksheets every \ 15 minutes or so. This protects your recent work should \ a power failure occur. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To update and save your current worksheet: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /fs \IND\The "Enter save filename:" message is displayed, followed \ by the name of the current worksheet. 3\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to save the worksheet with the existing \ name, or type a new name and then press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\If the file already exists, you must choose whether or not to \ replace the existing file. Press r to overwrite the file, or c to cancel \ the update. \IND\After a few moments, the worksheet is saved and you can \ continue where you left off before saving. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ You also have the opportunity to save the \ worksheet when you exit. Remember, if you do not save \ the worksheet when you exit, all changes you have made since \ your last save are lost. \EOT\ Name = Commands Llabel = "COMMANDS" Slabel = "COMMAND" Branch = Worksheet, Range, File, Print, Data, Advanced Commands Title = "Using Solution Designer Commands" Text = There are five general steps for issuing any command: 1\IND\Make sure READY mode is displayed in the upper-\ right corner of the worksheet window. 2\IND\Type / to enter MENU mode. 3\IND\Select the desired command by typing the first \ character of the command name, or move the cursor to highlight \ the desired command and press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Supply additional information in response to command prompts. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to execute the command and \ return to READY mode. \BL\Responding to Command Prompts\BS\ Many commands display prompts or messages \ to guide you through the steps for completing the \ commands. The following are examples of command prompts: \IND\Enter save filename: \IND\Enter number of decimal points: \IND\Enter range to copy FROM: There are many ways to resp7   G.Label-Prefix, G.Column-Width, Recalculation, Protection, Global Default, Global Zero Title = "Using Worksheet Global Commands" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wg\BS\ (Worksheet Global) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global commands set up \ cell content standards for every cell in the entire \ worksheet. These global (overall) settings can be \ modified for any cell or group of cells (range) by using \ the Range commands. When you start a new worksheet, you are supplied with \ the following global settings: o\IND\Column width -- 9 characters (all columns are 9 spaces \ wide) o\IND\Label alignment -- Left (labels aligned to left of cell) o\IND\Numeric Format -- General (standard format) After changing a Global setting, all cells in the worksheet \ (except those previously set with another command) use \ the global setting. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ The basic steps to entering a global \ setting are: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wg 3\IND\Select the ond to the command prompts, \ depending upon the type of prompt displayed. Many prompts \ wait for you to type a name or number. Some prompts allow you \ to select responses from a menu. Others let you move the \ cursor to indicate the response. All responses, whether they are typed, chosen from a \ menu, or indicated by pointing with the cursor, are \ executed after you press \KEY=Enter\. After you press \KEY=Enter\ to execute a command, you leave \ MENU mode and are returned to READY mode. \BL\Canceling Commands\BS\ If you decide that you do not want to continue with \ a command, you can cancel the command and "back up" a \ step, or start over from READY mode. However, if you already pressed \KEY=Enter\ to \ execute the command, you must undo the effects of \ the command. The steps for undoing the effects of a \ command depend upon the specific command. Refer to an \ explanation of the specific command for more information. \UL\To "back up" a step in a command sequence:\US\ o\IND\Press \KEY=Cancl\. \UL\To cancel a command sequence and return to READY mode:\US\ o\IND\Press \KEY=Break\. \EOT\ Name = Worksheet Llabel = "WRKSHEETCOMMANDS" Slabel = "WKSHEET" Branch = Commands, Exiting, Global, Column-Width, Erase, Titles, Window, Status, Page Title = "Using Worksheet Commands" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /w\BS\ (Worksheet Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The following Worksheet commands \ control the overall setup and appearance of the \ worksheet window: \BL\Worksheet Global\BS\ commands control the \ default Format, Label-Prefix, Column-Width, \ Recalculation, and Protection settings. \BL\Worksheet Insert\BS\ adds a blank column to \ the left of the cursor, or a blank row above the cursor. \BL\Worksheet Delete\BS\ removes entire columns or rows \ from the worksheet. \BL\Worksheet Column-Width\BS\ determines the width \ of selected columns, or resets the width of selected \ columns to the default column-width setting. \BL\Worksheet Erase\BS\ deletes all changes made to the \ worksheet since the last File Save. Be careful when using \ this command. \BL\Worksheet Titles\BS\ expands the worksheet border \ for creation of more informative column and row headings. \BL\Worksheet Window\BS\ allows you to split the \ worksheet window into two separate vertical or \ horizontal windows, and view different parts of the \ worksheet at the same time. The separate windows \ can be scrolled in the same direction (synchronized \ scrolling) or independently (unsynchronized scrolling). \BL\Worksheet Status\BS\ displays the current default \ worksheet settings, such as format, protection, and recalculation. \BL\Worksheet Page\BS\ inserts a specially formatted cell in the \ worksheet, which will cause a page break when the worksheet is printed. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Select one of the function key labels below for more \ detailed information on an individual Worksheet command. \EOT\ Name = Global Llabel = " GLOBAL COMMANDS" Slabel = " GLOBAL" Branch = Commands, Worksheet, G.Format,8 desired Global command. 4\IND\Follow any command messages to complete the command. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For information on an individual Global \ command, select one of the function key labels below. \EOT\ Name = G.Format Llabel = " GLOBAL FORMAT" Slabel = "GL FORM" Branch = Commands, Worksheet, Global, G.Label-Prefix, G.Column-Width, Recalculation, Protection, Global Default, Global Zero Title = "Using the Global Format Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgf\BS\ (Worksheet Global Format) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Format command \ allows you to set the appearance for the numeric display \ of numbers and formulas for every cell in the worksheet. The available format displays are: \BL\Fixed\BS\ -- fixed number of decimal points \BL\Scientific\BS\ -- exponential format (x.xxE+xx) \BL\Currency\BS\ -- dollar sign format ($x,xxx.xx) \BL\, (Comma)\BS\ -- commas inserted, negative \ values parenthesized \BL\General\BS\ -- the default global format. \ Does not display trailing zeros. Very large and very \ small numbers displayed in exponential (scientific) \ format (x.xx or x.xxExx) \BL\+/-\BS\ -- Horizontal bar graph format \BL\Percent\BS\ -- percent format (x.xx%) \BL\Date\BS\ -- date format (Day-Month-Year, \ Day-Month, Month-Year, Long International, or Short International) \BL\Time\BS\ -- time format (Hour-Minute-Second AM/PM, \ Hour-Minute AM/PM, Long International, or Short International) \BL\Text\BS\ -- displays text of formulas \BL\Hidden\BS\ -- hides the contents of a cell \BL\Visible\BS\ -- always shows the contents of a cell \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To set the global format: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgf 3\IND\Select the desired global format by typing \ the first character of the desired global format type \ (f for fixed, and so on.). 4\IND\Respond to any command prompts and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\All cells that have not been formatted previously with \ another format command, will have the selected format setting. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The Worksheet Status command (/ws) displays \ the current global format setting. \EOT\ Name = G.Label-Prefix Llabel = "G.LABEL- PREFIX" Slabel = "G.LABEL" Branch = Commands, Worksheet, Global, G.Format, G.Column-Width, Protection, Recalculation, Global Default, Global Zero Title = "Using the Global Label-Prefix Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgl\BS\ (Worksheet Global Label-Prefix) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Label-Prefix command \ allows you to set the label display of all labels you create \ after issuing the command. A label-prefix tells the worksheet \ how you want the label aligned in the cell. Label-prefixes can also be entered for a single cell or group \ of cells using the Range Label-Prefix command (/rl). You can \ also type a label-prefix when entering a label by typing one \ of the following label-prefix characters before typing \ the label name. The available label-prefix selections are: \BL\Left\BS\ -- label aligned to left of column \ (default setting). Label-prefix character: ' \BL\Right\BS\ -- label aligned to right of column. \ Label prefix character: " \BL\Center\BS\ -- label centered in column. \ Label-prefix character: ^ \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To select a Worksheet Global Label-Prefix: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgl 3\IND\Select the desired label-prefix alignment by typing \ the first character of the label-prefix (l, r, or c), or \ move the cursor to the desired label prefix and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The Worksheet Global Label-Prefix is changed to the one \ you selected. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The current global label-prefix setting \ is displayed in the Worksheet Status form (/ws). The label-prefix character for each \ cell is displayed in the control panel only when \ the cursor is on the cell; the label-prefix character \ is not shown in the worksheet display. The global label-prefix is \ applied automatically to a label if you do not type a \ label-prefix when typing the label name. If you ty8  wever, in worksheets that contain \ \UL\circular references\US\ a number of recalculations \ may be necessary to yield correct results. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To set global recalculation: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type: /wgr  3\IND\Select the recalculation mode and order by typing \ the first character of the desired selection. \IND\You can select the desired recalculation mode or order \ by highlighting the desired selection and pressing \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you select Iteration, type the desired iteration \ number and press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The current recalculation mode and order \ is displayed in the Worksheet Status form (/ws). If Manual setting is selected, the worksheet is recalculated \ only when you press Calc (F9). \EOT\ Name = Protection Llabel = " GLOBAL PROTECT" Slabel = "GPROTEC" Branch = Commands, Worksheet, Global, Protect, Unprotect, Range, Status Title = "Using Worksheet Global Protection" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgp\BS\ pe a label that begins with a number, a slash (/), \ or a value, you must type a label-prefix character to avoid \ any confusion between formulas, macros, or labels. \EOT\ Name = G.Column-Width Llabel = "G.COLUMN - WIDTH" Slabel = " G.COL" Branch = Commands, Worksheet, Global, G.Label-Prefix, G.Format, Recalculation, Protection, Global Default, Global Zero Title = "Using the Global Column-Width Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgc\BS\ (Worksheet Global Column-Width) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Column-Width \ command allows you to set the width of all columns in the \ worksheet that have not been set already with another command. The default global column-width is set to 9 spaces. You can \ change the global column-width to any number of \ spaces between 1 and 72. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the Global Column-Width: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type: /wgc 3\IND\Type the number of characters you want in \ each column (between 1 and 72).  \IND\You can also press \KEY=Forward\ to expand the \ column-width, or \KEY=Back\ to shrink the column-width. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The new global column-width is accepted. Any columns \ that have had their widths set with another command are not \ affected. Any columns that have had their widths reset to \ a previous global column-width are reset to the new global \ column-width. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The current global column-width setting is \ displayed in the Worksheet Status form (/ws). The /Worksheet Column-Width command lets you override the \ /Worksheet Global Column-Width command for individual \ columns. You can also use it to return the width of \ individual columns to the global setting. \EOT\ Name = Recalculation Llabel = " GLOBAL RECALC" Slabel = "G.CALC" Branch = Commands, Worksheet, Global, G.Format, G.Label-Prefix, Protection, G.Column-Width Title = "Using the Global Recalculation Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgr\BS\ (Worksheet Global Recalculation) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Recalculation \ command allows you to control the recalculation mode and \ order in which the formulas in the worksheet are recalculated. The default global recalculation mode is automatic; the order \ is natural. The available recalculation modes and orders are: RECALCULATION MODES \BL\Automatic\BS\ -- default global setting. \ Recalculates the formulas every time you change the contents \ of any cell. \BL\Manual\BS\ -- recalculates formulas only when \ you press Calc (F9). Recommended setting \ for large worksheets containing many formulas; this \ setting saves time spent in recalculation. RECALCULATION ORDER \BL\Natural\BS\ -- recommended setting for most \ worksheets. \BL\Columnwise\BS\ -- recalculates formulas by columns. \BL\Rowwise\BS\ -- recalculates formulas by rows. \BL\Iteration\BS\ -- allows you to choose the number \ of recalculations performed. For most worksheets, the \ initial setting of 1 is enough, and is performed automatically. \ Ho9 (Worksheet Global Protection) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Protection \ command allows you to enable or disable protection of \ every cell's contents. If protection is enabled, the \ content of every cell is "locked"; that is, you cannot \ change the cell's contents without first "unlocking" the \ cell. A cell or range can be "unlocked" individually \ by using the Range Unprotect command (/ru). You may want to protect the worksheet globally if it is \ to be viewed, but not modified, by others. You may want to \ disable global protection to modify a protected worksheet. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To enable or disable global protection: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgp 3\IND\Select \BL\Enable\BS\ to turn on global protection, or \IND\Select \BL\Disable\BS\ to turn off global protection. \IND\The desired protection is selected. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ While global protection is enabled, you can \ change only those cells that have been "unprotected" with \ the Range Unprotect command. You cannot delete entire rows or columns when global protection \ is enabled. The current global protection setting is displayed in the \ Worksheet Status form (/ws) as "Protection:." \EOT\ Name = Global Default Llabel = " GLOBAL DEFAULT" Slabel = "G.DEFLT" Branch = Worksheet, Global, Advanced Commands, Print, Commands, Default Other, Default Directory Title = "Using the Global Default Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgd\BS\ (Worksheet Global Default) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Default settings \ are used when you work with an existing worksheet or create \ a new one. You can change these settings to further customize \ your worksheet. The following Worksheet Global Default commands \ are available: \BL\Printer\BS\ - changes the default printer configuration. \BL\Directory\BS\ - changes the default directory path. \BL\Status\BS\ - displays the current global default settings. \BL\Update\BS\ - places current default settings in \ a configuration file, so that they will be used automatically \ the next time you start Solution Designer. \BL\Other\BS\ - changes the international, help, clock, and \ display settings. \BL\Quit\BS\ - returns to READY mode. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change default printer settings: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgd 3\IND\Type p The following Printer selections are displayed: \BL\Auto-LF\BS\ - Select "Yes" if your printer \ does a line feed automatically after every carriage return; "No" if it does \ not. \BL\Left\BS\ - Sets default left margin. Accepts number \ between 0 - 240. Initial default is 4. \BL\Right\BS\ - Sets default right margin. Accepts number \ between 0 - 240. Initial default is 76. \BL\Top\BS\ - Sets default top margin.  Accepts number \ between 0 - 10. Initial default is 2 lines. \BL\Bottom\BS\ - Sets default bottom margin. Accepts number \ between 0 - 10. Initial default is 2 lines. \BL\Page-Length\BS\ - Sets default page length. Accepts number \ between 20 - 100.  Initial default is 66 lines. \BL\Wait\BS\ - Sets wait for paper change. "Yes" waits between \ pages; "No" does not. Initial default is No. \BL\Setup\BS\ - Allows you to type setup string containing \ printer control characters. This feature is provided for \ compatibility only, and has no effect in Solution Designer. \BL\Name\BS\ - Specifies the name of the printer you want \ to use. The names of all configured GPS printers are displayed. \BL\Extended\BS\ - Specifies the font size, pitch, and page \ orientation (prints horizontally or vertically \ on the page, parallel to either the left/right sides (landscape) or the \ bottom of the page (portrait)). \BL\Quit\BS\ - Returns to the Worksheet Global Default menu. 4\IND\Move the cursor to the setting you want to change, \ and then press Enter\. 5\IND\When you have finished making default changes, select \ \BL\Quit\BS\ to return to the Worksheet Global Default menu. 6\IND\Select \BL\Status\BS\ from the Worksheet Global \ Default menu to disp9  s the punctuation \ values to their system-defined values (determined by NLS). \BL\Currency\BS\ - Sets the alphanumeric sequence to use for the \ currency sign. The currency sign can precede or follow the value. \ The default setting is $ preceding the value. You can use any \ character or string of characters for the currency sign. \BL\Date\BS\ - Sets the international date formats (D4 and D5). \ D4 displays month, day, and year; D5 displays \ month and day. Your choices are A (MM/DD/YY); B (DD/MM/YY); C \ (DD.MM.YY); D (YY-MM-DD). If Clock is set to international, \ Solution Designer uses the D4 format to display the date in the \ lower-left corner of your screen. \ If you use the @DATEVALUE function with either of the international \ formats, you must use the date format that you specify here. \BL\Time\BS\ - Sets the international time formats (D8 and D9). \ D8 displays hours, minutes, and seconds; D9 displays hours and minutes. \ Your choices are A (HH:MM:SS), B (HH.MM.SS), C (HH,MM,SS), and \lay the new default settings. Press any key \ to clear the status display and return to the Worksheet Global Default menu. 7\IND\Select \BL\Update\BS\ if you want the new \ default settings to be saved in the configuration file, \ so that they will automatically be used next time you start \ Solution Designer. 8\IND\Select \BL\Quit\BS\ from the Worksheet Global \ Default menu when you are ready to return to the worksheet. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Select one of the function key labels below for \ detailed information on one of the other Worksheet Global Default \ commands. \EOT\ Name = Default Directory Llabel = " DEFAULT DIREC" Slabel = "G.DIREC" Branch = Worksheet, Global, Advanced Commands, Print, Commands, Global Default, Default Other Title = "Using the Global Default Directory Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgdd\BS\ (Worksheet Global Default Directory) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Default Directory command \ specifies the directory path that will be used for later File \ and Print File commands. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the global default directory: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgdd \IND\If necessary, press \KEY=Cancl\ to clear the current directory, \ then enter the new directory. 3\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. You will be returned to the Worksheet \ Global Default menu. 4\IND\Select \BL\Update\BS\ if you want the new \ default directory to be saved in the configuration file, \ so that it will automatically be used next time you start \ Solution Designer. 5\IND\Select \BL\Quit\BS\ from the Worksheet Global \ Default menu when you are ready to return to the worksheet. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you clear the existing directory and execute \ the command without providing a new directory, Solution Designer \ uses the directory that was current when you started the session. \ You can override the default directory by providing another directory \ when specifying a file with the File commands. \EOT\ Name = Default Other Llabel = " DEFAULT OTHER" Slabel = "G.OTHER" Branch = Worksheet, Global, Advanced Commands, Print, Commands, Global Default, Default Directory Title = "Using the Global Default Other Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgdo\BS\ (Worksheet Global Default Other) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Default Other command \ specifies the settings for help, clock and screen display, and international \ date, time, punctuation, and currency formats. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change displays to non-USA formats for numeric \ punctuation, currency, date, and time: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgdoi 3\IND\Select a setting (Punctuation, Currency, Date, or Time) \BL\Punctuation\BS\ - Sets the decimal and thousands separators for \ numbers and the argument separator in @functions and macro keywords. \ The period, comma, and semicolon are used in the order of decimal \ separator, argument separator, and thousands separator in the \ displayed selections. The Other selection return:  D (HHhMMmSSs). Selection D separates hour, minutes, and seconds with \ h, m, and s, respectively. If Clock is set to international, Solution \ Designer uses the D9 format to display the time in the lower-left corner \ of your screen. If you use \ the @TIMEVALUE function with either of the international formats, you \ must use the date format that you specify here. International time \ format always uses the 24-hour clock. 4\IND\Type a format selection. \IND\You are returned to the previous menu.  5\IND\Select another setting or press q to exit the menus. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the way you access the Help index: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgdoh 3\IND\Type r to change the default Instant setting to Removable, \ (or type i to change back to the default setting). 4\IND\Press q to exit the menus. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the format of the clock display in the \ lower-left corner of the screen: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgdoc 3\IND\Select a setting by pressing s, i, or n. \IND\Standard is the standard long format for the date (DD-MMM-YY), \ and the standard short format for the time (HH:MM AM/PM). \IND\International displays the date in long international format (D4) \ and the time in short international format (D9). \IND\None causes the date and time not to be displayed. 4\IND\Press q to exit the menus. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the format for the width of characters \ (wide characters for 80 columns, narrow characters for 146 columns): 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wgdod 3\IND\Select a setting by pressing w or n. If your workstation \ can display different widths, the display will be changed. \IND\The default setting is Wide Characters. 4\IND\Press Cancel to exit from the menus.\EOT\ Name = Global Zero Llabel = " GLOBAL ZERO" Slabel = "G. ZERO" Branch = Commands, Worksheet, Global, G.Label-Prefix, G.Format, Recalculation, Protection Title = "Using the Global Zero Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wgz\BS\ (Worksheet Global Zero) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Global Zero \ command allows you to specify whether cells with the value \ zero will be displayed in the worksheet. By default, zero values are displayed just like any other \ cell value. You can choose to suppress the display of all \ cells which have the value zero. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the Global Zero setting: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type:  /wgz 3\IND\Type n (for No) to display zero values, or \ type y (for Yes) to suppress the display of zero values. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The current global zero setting is \ displayed in the Worksheet Status form (/ws). \EOT\ Name = Insert Llabel = "WRKSHEET INSERT" Slabel = " INSERT" Branch = Topics, Commands, Worksheet, Delete, Range, Cell References, Global Title = "Inserting Blank Columns and Rows" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wi\BS\ (Worksheet Insert) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Insert command allows \ you to insert blank rows and columns into the worksheet. \ Blank rows are added above the cursor's position. Blank \ columns are added to the left of the cursor's position. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To add blank columns or rows: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the column to the right of where \ you want to add columns, or to the row below the row where \ you want to add rows. 3\IND\Type /wi 4\IND\Select Column or Row by typing the first character \ (c or r), or highlight the desired selection and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Move the cursor to indicate the range of added rows or \ columns. \IND\To add a single column or row, do not move the cursor. \ The number of columns or rows inserted is determined by the \ number of columns or rows in the range. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The inserted columns and rows are added to the \ worksheet, moving the existing columns or rows to make room. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Cell references in formulas :  \IND\If you selected Reset, the selected column is adjusted \ to the global column-width. \IND\If you selected Set, type a new column-width, and then \ press \KEY=Enter\. The new column-width is entered, and the \ selected column is adjusted. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The default global column-width is displayed \ in the Worksheet Status form (/ws). \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To hide a column or set of columns: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wc 3\IND\Press \BL\h\BS\ to select \BL\Hide\BS\ 4\IND\Move the cursor to indicate the range of columns \ to hide. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To display a hidden column or several columns: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /wc 3\IND\Press \BL\d\BS\ to select \BL\Display\BS\ 4\IND\Move the cursor to indicate the range of columns \ to display. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTE:\BS\ Currently hidden columns show an asterisk next \ to the column letter in the column headings. \EOT\ Name are \ adjusted so they refer to the new addresses of the \ cells to which they referred originally. The inserted blank columns and rows contain the global default \ settings. The inserted columns and rows expand any previously named \ ranges into which they are inserted. \EOT\ Name = Delete Llabel = "WRKSHEET DELETE" Slabel = "WKS DEL" Branch = Commands, Worksheet, Global, Range, Cell References, Insert, Protection Title = "Deleting Columns and Rows" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wd\BS\ (or \KEY=Delete\ key) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Delete command allows \ you to delete entire rows and columns from the worksheet. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To delete columns or rows: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the column you want to \ delete, or to the row you want to delete. 3\IND\Type /wd 4\IND\Select Column or Row by typing the first character \ (c or r), or highlight the desired selection and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Move the cursor to indicate the range of rows \ or columns you want to delete. \IND\To delete a single column or row, do not move the \ cursor. The number of columns or rows deleted is \ determined by the number of columns or rows in the range. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The columns and rows are deleted from the \ worksheet, moving the existing columns or rows to the \ left or up to adjust for the deletion. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Formulas containing cell references to the deleted \ range may no longer be valid, or may conatin errors. The deleted columns and rows shrink any previously \ named ranges that contained them, as long as the \ deleted columns and rows were not endpoints of a range. \ If the deleted cells were endpoints of a range, formulas \ referring to that range may be invalid or contain errors. If formulas are invalid because of a deletion a \BL\?\BS\ \ is displayed in the affected cells. If errors are created \ because of a deletion, \BL\ERR\BS\ is displayed in the \ affected cells. \EOT\ Name = Column-Width Llabel = " COLUMN-WIDTH" Slabel = "COL-WID" Branch = Topics, Commands, Worksheet, Insert, G.Column-Width, Cell References, Range Title = "Changing the Width of a Selected Column" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wc\BS\ (Worksheet Column-Width) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Column-Width command \ allows you to change the width of a selected column by \ resetting the width to the default global column-width, \ or by setting a new width. You can also use this command \ to make one or more columns invisible but still retain \ their contents, or to display the contents of hidden columns. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To change the width of a selected column: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the column that \ you want to change. 3\IND\Type /wc 4\IND\Select Reset (to use global column-width) or Set \ (to enter a new column-width) by typing \BL\r\BS\ or \BL\s\BS\. \IND\You can also move the cursor to highlight the desired \ selection and then press \KEY=Enter\. ;  = Erase Llabel = "WRKSHEET ERASE" Slabel = "W ERASE" Branch = Commands, Worksheet, Delete, Range, Protect, Exiting, Retrieve Title = "Erasing the Entire Worksheet" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /we\BS\ (Worksheet Erase) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Erase command erases the \ contents of the current worksheet. You may want to use this \ command after you have saved your current worksheet and \ before you start on a new worksheet. The most common use \ is to erase a new worksheet, then start over from the beginning. \UL\Never use this command on a worksheet that you want to \ keep\US\, all your work will be lost unless you have saved \ the worksheet. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To erase the entire worksheet: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /we 3\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Yes\BS\ and then \ press \KEY=Enter\ to erase the worksheet. \IND\If you do not want to erase the worksheet, make sure \ \BL\No\BS\ is highlighted, and then press \KEY=Enter\ to return \ to READY mode. \IND\The worksheet is erased, and you see a blank \ worksheet. \ You can now start over, or retrieve another worksheet and \ begin working again. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you have saved your worksheet before \ doing a Worksheet Erase, it is still available and contains \ all the information it contained when it was saved. If you \ do a Worksheet Erase without saving your worksheet, all \ the worksheet information is lost. You do not have to do a Worksheet Erase before working with \ another worksheet. You can use the File Retrieve command to \ replace your current worksheet with another worksheet. \EOT\ Name = Titles Llabel = "WRKSHEET TITLES" Slabel = "TITLES" Branch = Using Help, Topics, Commands, Worksheet, Range, File, Window Title = "Using the Worksheet Titles Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wt\BS\ (Worksheet Titles) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Titles command allows \ you to keep a column and/or row of labels displayed \ along the top and/or left edge of the worksheet window when you \ scroll the worksheet. These "title" columns and rows usually \ contain headings that define the contents of the worksheet \ cells that follow. The following explains the available \ Worksheet Titles selections: \BL\Both \BS\ -- selects both the column to the left of the \ cursor, and the row above the cursor, as titles. \BL\Horizontal\BS\ -- selects the row above the cursor \ as the title row. \BL\Vertical\BS\ -- selects the column to the left of the \ cursor as the title column. \BL\Clear\BS\ -- removes title row and/or column. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Worksheet Titles command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the column to the right of the \ column you want to use as a title column, or below the row \ you want to use as the title row. \IND\If you want to use both a title column and title row, \ make sure the cursor is to the right of the desired title \ column, and below the desired title row. 3\IND\Type /wt 4\IND\Move the cursor to the type of title you \ want (Both, Horizontal, or Vertical), and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Select Clear and then press \KEY=Enter\ to remove all titles. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ You can also set titles for split-windows by \ following the same procedure for both windows in the worksheet. You will not be able to scroll the cursor into the title \ column or row until the titles are cleared. For more information on splitting the worksheet into two \ separate windows, select the WINDOW function key label below. \EOT\ Name = Window Llabel = " SPLIT WINDOWS" Slabel = " WINDOW" Branch = Using Help, Topics, Commands, Worksheet, Titles, Move Cursor, Exiting Title = "Splitting Worksheet Windows" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ww\BS\ (Worksheet Window) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Window commands allows \ you to split the worksheet window into two separate \ windows, so you enter data into one portion of the worksheet \ and look at the effects on another portion of the worksheet ;  h \ coprocessor if present; displays None otherwise. \BL\Recalc Method:\BS\ Specifies whether worksheet recalculation is \ automatic or manual. Automatic is the initial setting. \BL\Recalc Order:\BS\ Determines the order of recalculation: Natural, \ Column, or Row. Natural is the initial setting. \BL\Recalc Iterations:\BS\ Determines the number of times the worksheet \ is recalculated to determine a result. Initial setting is one. \BL\Circular Reference:\BS\ Displays the address of a cell where \ the formula refers to the cell itself. The Status screen displays only \ one circular reference at a time. Initial value is None. \BL\Format:\BS\ General is the initial setting. Other choices \ are: Fixed, Scientific, Currency, Comma, +/-, Percent, Date and Time, \ Text, Hidden, and Visible. \BL\Label-Prefix:\BS\ Left is the initial setting. Other \ choices are: Center and Right. \BL\Column-Width:\BS\ 9 is the initial setting. Other choices \ are: 1 - 72. \BL\Zero Suppression:\BS\ Initiaat \ the same time. \ These separate windows can then be scrolled independantly or \ synchronously. The following list explains the available Worksheet Windows \ selections: \BL\Horizontal\BS\ -- splits the screen horizontally \ between the row above the cursor and the cursor's current position. \BL\Vertical\BS\ -- splits the screen vertically between \ the column to the left of the cursor and the cursor's current \ position. \BL\Sync\BS\ -- scrolls contents of both windows in the same \ direction. Newly created split-windows always scroll synchronously. \BL\Unsync\BS\ -- changes synchronized scrolling of windows \ so the contents of each window scroll independantly of each other. \BL\Clear\BS\ -- removes worksheet windows. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To create worksheet windows: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the row below or column to the right \ of the row or column where you want to split the worksheet. 3\IND\Type /ww 4\IND\Select the window type by moving the cursor to \ Horizontal or Vertical, and then pressing \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The worksheet is split into two windows that scroll \ synchronously. 5\IND\To unsynchronize the scrolling, type /wwu \IND\To return to one worksheet window, type /wwc \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For synchronized horizontal windows: when \ you scroll one window horizontally, the other scrolls in \ the same direction, keeping the same columns displayed in \ both windows. Vertical scrolling in one of the windows \ does not affect the display in the other window. For synchronized vertical windows: when you scroll one \ window vertically, the other window scrolls in the same \ direction, keeping the same rows displayed in both windows. \ Horizontal scrolling in one window does not affect the \ display in the other window. To move the cursor between windows, use the Window (F6) \ function key. You can change the cell format (Column-width, Format, Label-prefix, \ etc) in one \ window without affecting the other window's cell's formats, until \ you Clear (/wwc) the windows and return to one window on the \ worksheet. After clearing the split-window, the cell formats \ used in the top or left split-window are used for the entire \ worksheet. \EOT\ Name = Status Llabel = "WRKSHEET STATUS" Slabel = " STATUS" Branch = Using Help, Commands, Worksheet, G.Column-Width, G.Format, Recalculation, Protection Title = "Displaying Worksheet Status" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ws\BS\ (Worksheet Status) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\  The Worksheet Status command displays \ the current default global settings for the worksheet. The following list displays the default global settings that are \ initially displayed on a new worksheet. For more information \ on an individual global setting, select one of the \ function key labels below. \BL\Available Memory:\BS\ Displays the number of bytes available \ in memory (also specifies the amount of free space as a percentage). \BL\Math Coprocessor:\BS\ Specifies the model number of the mat< l setting is zeros displayed. Other \ choice is: Hidden. \BL\Global Protection:\BS\ Disabled is the initial setting. Other \ choice is: Enabled. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To display Worksheet Status: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /ws \IND\The Worksheet Status form is displayed. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on an individual Worksheet Status \ setting, select one of the function key labels below. \EOT\ Name = Page Llabel = " PAGE BREAKS" Slabel = " PAGE" Branch = Using Help, Commands, Worksheet, Print Title = "Using Page Breaks" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /wp\BS\ (Worksheet Page) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Worksheet Page command inserts \ a page break in the worksheet. Solution Designer puts a double \ colon (::) in column a of the row where the page is to break. \ The remainder of the worksheet moves down. When you print the \ worksheet, a page break will be forced at the position of the \ double colon. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To insert a page break: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the row below where you want \ the page to end. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /wp, and press \KEY=Enter\. \EOT\ Name = Range Llabel = " RANGE COMMANDS" Slabel = "RANGE" Branch = Commands, Exiting, Range Format, Label-Prefix, Erase, Name, Protect, Range Value, Transpose Title = "Using Range Commands" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /r\BS\ (Range Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ A Range is a cell or contiguous group \ of cells in the worksheet. The worksheet allows you to \ select the group of cells in a range by using the \ following methods: o\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to move the cursor in \ the desired direction, and then press \KEY=Enter\ when all \ the cells in the range are highlighted. o\IND\Type the cell addresses of the opposite corners of \ the desired range separated by a period (for example, A1.C5), \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. o\IND\Type range name and press \KEY=Enter\, or select a range \ name from a menu and press \KEY=Enter\. RANGE COMMANDS The following Range commands operate on a selected group \ of worksheet cells: \BL\Range Format\BS\ - changes how numbers are displayed. \BL\Range Label-Prefix\BS\ - aligns selected cells' \ labels to Left, Right, or Center of column. \BL\Range Erase\BS\ - removes contents of selected cells. \BL\Range Name\BS\ - allows you to create a name to refer \ to a selected group of cells. Also used to delete or modify a \ named range. \BL\Range Justify\BS\ - rearranges a long label \ into a column resembling a paragraph. \BL\Range Protect\BS\ - prevents modification of selected \ cells' contents. \BL\Range Unprotect\BS\ - removes cell protection. \BL\Range Input\BS\ - prevents modification of and cursor \ movement to protected cells. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on individual Range \ commands, select one of the function key labels below. \EOT\ Name = Range Format Llabel = " RANGE FORMAT" Slabel = "R FORMAT" Branch = Using Help, Commands, Range, G.Format, Name, Cell References, Input Title = "Using the Range Format Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /rf\BS\ (Range Format) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Format command allows you to \ set the appearance of the numeric display for the numbers and \ formulas for a selected group of cells in the worksheet. \ The formats selected with the Range Format command override \ any existing formats selected with the Global Format command. The available Range Format displays are: \BL\Fixed\BS\ -- fixed number of decimal points \BL\Scientific\BS\ -- exponential format (x.xxE+xx) \BL\Currency\BS\ -- dollar sign format ($x,xxx.xx) \BL\, (Comma)\BS\ -- commas inserted, negative \ values parenthesized \BL\General\BS\ -- the default global format. \ Does not display trailing zeros. Very large and very \ small numbers displayed in exponential (scientific) \ format (x.xx or x.xxExx) \BL\+/-\BS\ -- Horizontal bar graph format \BL\Percent\BS\ -- percent format (x.xx%) \BL\Date\BS\ -- date format (Day-Mon<  prefix and press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to \ select the desired range of cells, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The Label-Prefix for the specified group of cells is \ changed to the one you selected. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Label-prefix characters are displayed in the \ command line when the cursor is over a cell that contains a label; \ the label-prefix is not displayed in the worksheet. You can change the label-prefix for an \ individual cell by using EDIT mode and typing a new \ label-prefix character before the label. You can use the backslash label-prefix (\\) to repeat a label \ across an entire column. This is a good way to save typing a \ bunch of == when you want to show a dotted-line across a column, \ or row of columns. \EOT\ Name = Range Erase Llabel = " RANGE ERASE" Slabel = "R.ERASE" Branch = Topics, Commands, Range, Name, Protect, Erase, File, Advanced Defaults Title = "Erasing the Contents of a Cell or Group of Cells" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /reth-Year, \ Day-Month, Month-Year, Long International (Month-Day-Year), \ Short International (Month-Day), and Time (Hours-Minutes-Seconds AM/PM, \ Hours-Minutes AM/PM, Long International (Hours-Minutes-Seconds 24-hour \ clock), Short International (Hours-Minutes 24-hour clock)) \BL\Text\BS\ -- displays text of formulas \BL\Hidden\BS\ -- makes cells invisible on the \ screen although the contents are still present \BL\Reset\BS\ -- changes format to global format. \BL\Visible\BS\ -- used to remove hidden format. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To set a range format: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rf 3\IND\Type the first letter of the desired format type. \IND\Depending on the format you choose, you are asked to: o\IND\type a number to indicate decimal places (0-15). o\IND\type or point to the range to be formatted. o\IND\select format options by typing the first character \ of the option. 4\IND\After responding, press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Any numbers or formulas already displayed in the range \ you specified are changed to the specified format type. RESETTING A RANGE To reset a range to the global format: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rfr 3\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to \ select the range to reset, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The format of the cells in the specified range is \ changed to the global format setting. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Cells that have been formatted with the \ Range Format command are not affected by any changes in \ Global format settings (except those cells whose format \ you reset with the Range Format Reset command). If you erase the contents of cells that have been formatted \ with the Range Format command, the empty cells retain the \ previous format. \EOT\ Name = Label-Prefix Llabel = "R.LABEL- PREFIX" Slabel = "R.LABEL" Branch = Using Help, Commands, Range, G.Label-Prefix, Range Format Title = "Using the Range Label-Prefix Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /rl\BS\ (Range Label-Prefix) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Label-Prefix command \ allows you to set the label display for a specified group \ of cells. A label-prefix tells the worksheet \ how you want the label aligned in the cell. Label-prefixes can also be entered for all cells by \ using the Worksheet Global Label-Prefix command (/wgl). You can \ also type a label-prefix when entering a label by typing one \ of the following label-prefix characters before typing \ the label name. The available label-prefix selections are: \BL\Left\BS\ -- label aligned to left of column \ (default setting). Label-prefix character: ' \BL\Right\BS\ -- label aligned to right of column. \ Label prefix character: " \BL\Center\BS\ -- label centered in column. \ Label-prefix character: ^ \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To select a Range Label-Prefix: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rl 3\IND\Select the desired label-prefix alignment by typing \ the first character of the label-prefix (l, r, or c), or \ highlight the desired label = \BS\ (Range Erase) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Erase command allows you to \ erase all the contents of a cell or group of cells. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To erase the contents of a range of cells: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the group of \ cells whose contents you want to erase. 3\IND\Type /re 4\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to \ highlight the group of cells whose contents you want to erase. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The selected group of cells' contents are erased. The \ cells are now blank. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The erased cells retain their format and \ protection status. If any cell in the range you want to erase \ has global protection enabled, you will not be able to erase \ any of the cells in the range. The Advanced Default Blank-Format Yes command will cause the \ Range Erase command to erase the format and protection of the cells \ as well as their contents. If you erase the contents of cells that are used in a formula \ for another cell or group of cells, the formula will be \ in error. \EOT\ Name = Protect Llabel = " RANGE PROTECT" Slabel = "R.PROTECT" Branch = Topics, Commands, Range, Protection, Status, Unprotect, Input Title = "Using the Range Protect Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /rp\BS\ (Range Protect) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Protect command lets you \ reinstate protection of cells that were unprotected with \ the Range Unprotect command. The Range Protection command \ cannot be used in itself to protect cell contents: it only \ reprotects cells that were unprotected after Worksheet \ Global protection was enabled. The contents of unprotected cells appear bolder \ than the contents of protected cells, and a \BL\U\BS\ is \ displayed in \ the command line when the cursor is over an unprotected cell. \ If Global Protection is not enabled, there \ are no unprotected cells in the worksheet to reprotect. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To protect a range of unprotected cells: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the unprotected \ range you want to protect. 3\IND\Type /rp 4\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to highlight \ the group of unprotected cells you want to protect. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The previously unprotected cells are protected again, and \ their contents cannot be modified. \EOT\ Name = Unprotect Llabel = "UNPRTECT" Slabel = "UNPRTEC" Branch = Topics, Commands, Range, Protect, Protection, Status, Input Title = "Using the Range Unprotect Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ru\BS\ (Range Unprotect) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ When global protection is enabled, \ none of the cells in the worksheet can be changed unless \ you first unprotect them. The Range Unprotect command lets you \ select a group of cells that can be modified in a globally \ protected worksheet. You can unprotect cells before or \ after you issue the Worksheet Global Protection command. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To unprotect globally protected cells: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the cell or beginning of the group \ of cells you want to unprotect. 3\IND\Type /ru 4\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to highlight \ the group of cells you want to unprotect. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The unprotected cells display a "U" in the command panel \ when the cursor is over the unprotected cell, and the \ unprotected cells' contents appear bolder than the contents of \ protected cells. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ You can unprotect a cell before or after you \ issue the Worksheet Global Protection command. Until you issue \ the Worksheet Global Protection command, any cell in the \ worksheet can be changed. Use the Worksheet Status form display current global protection status. Use the Range Protect command to remove the Range Unprotect command. Use the Range Input command to allow data entry in unprotected \ cells only. \EOT\ Name = Name Llabel = " RANGE NAME" Slabel = "R. NAME" Branch = Topic=   command panel when you select the Range Name Create or Range \ Name Delete commands. If there are more names than can fit in \ the width of the command panel, use the cursor movement keys to \ scroll right and display the rest of the names. \EOT\ Name  = Justify Llabel = " RANGE JUSTIFY" Slabel = "JUSTIFY" Branch = Topics, Commands, Range, Name, Label-Prefix, G.Label-Prefix, Input Title = "Using the Range Justify Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /rj\BS\ (Range Justify) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ Sometimes you might want to use long \ labels as titles for columns or rows. When you \ first type a long label, it extends into neighboring \ blank cells. If neighboring cells are not blank, the part \ of the label that doesn't fit in the cell is not displayed. \ The Range Justify command allows you to reformat long labels \ into columns resembling paragraphs. For example, the following long label (in a cell \ with a column-width of 9) can be justified to \ look like the following paragraph: Ls, Commands, Range, Cell References, Label-Prefix, Move Cursor, Input Title = "Using Range Names" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /rn\BS\ (Range Name) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ A Range Name allows you to refer to a \ group of cells by name, eliminating the need to type cell \ addresses for frequently-used ranges. All named ranges for the current worksheet are displayed \ in the command panel when you select the Range Name Create, \ or Range Name Delete commands. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To create or modify a named range: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the group of \ cells you want to include in the named range. 3\IND\Type /rnc 4\IND\Type a name for the named range, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\You can also select one of the existing range names, and highlight \ a new group of cells to which the existing range name refers. 5\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to highlight \ the group of cells you want to include in the named range.  6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The newly created named range can now be used in formulas, \ with the Go To command, and with any other command that \ uses ranges. If you have modified an existing named range, \ formulas that depend upon the range are not affected by the \ change. \UL\Deleting a Named Range\US\ To delete a named range: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rnd \IND\All the available named ranges are displayed in the \ command panel below the "Enter name to delete:" message. 3\IND\Highlight the range name you want to delete and then \ press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The selected named range is deleted. Formulas that referred \ to the deleted named range are still valid; they refer to the \ cell addresses rather than the named range. \UL\Deleting ALL Range Names\US\ The Range Name Reset command deletes all range names associated \ with the worksheet. DO NOT USE THIS COMMAND UNLESS YOU WANT TO \ GET RID OF ALL RANGE NAMES. Use the Range Name Delete command to \ remove an individual named range. To delete all named ranges: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rnr \IND\After selecting the Range Name Reset command, all named ranges \ are gone from the worksheet. \UL\Viewing the Range Name Table\US\ The Range Name Table command lists alphabetically all the range names \ and their corresponding addresses in a two-column table. Use the table \ to avoid naming overlapping ranges. To view your table of range names and addresses: 1\IND\Make sure the worksheet is in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rnt 3\IND\Type a range for the table of range names and addresses. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Formulas that referred to named ranges that have \ been modified, deleted, or reset are still valid; the named ranges \ are replaced with the cell addresses that define the range. Use the Range Name Delete command (not Range Name Reset) to delete \ an individual named range. All named ranges for the current worksheet are displayed in the \> ong label: This is a long label to justify. After the Range Justify command: This is a long label to justify \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To justify a long label: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the cell containing the long label. 3\IND\Type /rj 4\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to \ highlight the range that will contain the justified "paragraph." \IND\If you see the "Paragraph too long" message, you need to \ highlight a larger range (move the cursor down more rows). \IND\The long label is "wrapped" into the cells below the \ cell that contained the long label. The column-width of the \ cells below determine the amount of text put into each cell. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If the range to contain the justified "paragraph" \ overlaps cells containing other information, the cells containing \ the other information are moved down to accomodate the "paragraph." The Range Justify command justifies text in only one column. \ It does not justify text that is contained in consecutive columns. If you attempt to use the Range Justify command with a range that \ is globally protected, you will receive the "Locked cell" message. \EOT\ Name = Input Llabel = " RANGE INPUT" Slabel = "R INPUT" Branch = Topics, Commands, Range, Unprotect, Protect Title = "Using the Range Input Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ri\BS\ (Range Input) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Input command lets you \ restrict the movement of the cursor so it can only \ be moved between unprotected cells within a given range \ of the worksheet. This is useful when you want data entry \ personnel to update only certain cells in the worksheet \ without changing other data. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Range Input command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /ri 3\IND\Use the cursor movement keys to highlight \ the group of cells to be included in the Input range. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The worksheet moves so that the beginning of the data \ input range now occupies the upper-left corner of the \ worksheet window. The selected group of cells is now \ part of an input range, \ and the cursor moves only to those cells in the input range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ You do not have to have Global \ Protection enabled to use the \ Range Input command. When a worksheet containing a data input \ range is opened , the cursor moves automatically \ to the beginning of the \ data input range. Pressing any cursor-movement keys moves the \ cursor between the cells only in the data input range. The Range Input command can also be used in a macro. \EOT\ Name = Range Value Llabel = " RANGE VALUE" Slabel = "R VALUE" Branch = Topics, Commands, Range, Unprotect, Protect, Copy, Move, Advanced Defaults Title = "Using the Range Input Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /rv\BS\ (Range Value) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Value command copies the \ values of formulas in a range. You can specify a new range \ for placement of the values, or replace the formulas in the \ range with their values. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Range Value command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rv 3\IND\Type the range for the values you want to copy.\ 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Type the range that is to receive the values. \IND\If you specify the same range, the formulas are replaced with \ their values. If you specify a new range, the original range with its \ formulas remains intact. \EOT\ Name = Transpose Llabel = " RANGE TRANSPOS" Slabel = "R TRNSPO" Branch = Topics, Commands, Range, Unprotect, Protect, Range Value, Copy, Move Title = "Using the Range Transpose Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /rv\BS\ (Range Transpose) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Range Transpose command reorders \ columns to rows or rows to columns. The original range remains \ intact, and the copy is a rearranged version of the original.\ \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use th>  \IND\Select the range of cells you want to move. \IND\If your cursor is not on the beginning of the range \ you want to move, type the beginning cell address \ followed by a period (.), then move the cursor to indicate \ ending cell address in the range and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Select the range of cells you want to move TO. \IND\The cursor is not anchored. Move the cursor to \ the beginning of the range you want to move TO. \IND\If you are moving a range of cells, you do not need \ to indicate the complete TO range. You can move the cursor \ to the cell that begins the TO range and press \KEY=Enter\. \ The program duplicates the FROM range starting from the \ cell that is selected as the beginning of the TO range. The selected cells' contents and formulas are moved to \ the new location. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Cell addresses in formulas are not adjusted \ when the formulas are moved. \BL\CAUTIONS:\BS\ The Move command removes the contents of \ cells in the TO range. Any formulas in cells that refere Range Transpose command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /rt 3\IND\Type the range you are transposing. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Type the range that is to receive the transposed range. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \EOT\ Name = Copy Llabel = " COPY COMMAND" Slabel = " COPY" Branch = Using Help, Commands, Range, Move, File, Move Cursor, Cell References, Range Value, Advanced Defaults Title = "Copying Cell Contents" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /c\BS\ (or \KEY=Copy\) \BL\DESCRIPTION\BS\: The Copy command copies the entire \ contents FROM a cell or group of cells TO another selected \ location. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To copy a cell or group of cells: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the cell (or beginning of range \ of cells) you want to copy. 3\IND\Type /c \IND\The cursor is anchored on the cell it occupied before \ selecting the Copy command. 4\IND\Select the range of cells you want to copy FROM. \IND\If your cursor is not on the beginning of the range you \ want to copy, type the beginning cell address followed by \ a period (.), then move the cursor to indicate ending the cell \ address in the range and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Select the range of cells you want to copy TO. \IND\The cursor is not anchored. Move the cursor to the \ beginning of the range you want to copy TO. \IND\If you are copying FROM a range of cells, you do not \ need to indicate the complete TO range. You can move the \ cursor to the cell that begins the TO range and press \KEY=Enter\. \ The program duplicates the FROM range starting from the \ cell that is selected as the beginning of the TO range. The copied cells' contents and formulas are copied to the \ new location.  \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Formulas using relative cell addresses are \ adjusted to conform to the new group of cells. Formulas \ using absolute cell addresses retain the exact same cell \ addresses as in the copied range. Select the CELLREF \ function key label below for more information on relative \ and absolute cell addresses. \BL\CAUTIONS:\BS\ The Copy command overwrites the contents \ of cells in the TO range. Do not copy cells to other cells \ that contain values or formulas you want to keep. Do not select a TO range that is part of the FROM range. You \ could unexpectedly overwrite cells in the FROM range. \EOT\ Name = Move Llabel = " MOVE COMMAND" Slabel = " MOVE" Branch = Commands, Range, Copy, Move Cursor, Cell References, Advanced Move Title = "Using the Move Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /m\BS\ (or \KEY=Move\) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Move command moves the entire \ contents of a cell or group of cells to another location. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To move a cell or group of cells: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the cell (or beginning of the \ range of cells) you want to move. 3\IND\Type /m \IND\The cursor is anchored on the cell it occupied \ before selecting the Move command. 4?  to \ the previous contents of the TO range will be in error. \EOT\ Name = File Llabel = " FILE COMMANDS" Slabel = " FILE" Branch = Commands, Exiting, Saving, Retrieve, Combine, Xtract, Import, Erasing, Listing Title = "Using File Commands" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /f\BS\ (File Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File commands save your worksheet \ files, retrieve worksheet files stored on the hard disk, \ combine and extract selected ranges of your worksheets, and \ allow you to use information from another worksheet \ or text file. The worksheet File commands are: \BL\File Retrieve\BS\ - erases the current worksheet \ and allows you to open another worksheet. \BL\File Save\BS\ - saves your current worksheet with \ a name you supply. \BL\File Combine\BS\ - inserts all or selected ranges \ of a worksheet into the current worksheet. The \ incoming values can replace, be added to, subtracted \ from, multiplied by, or divided by the values of the \ existing cells. Worksheets can also make greater-than \ and less-than comparisons between incoming cell values \ and existing values, and choose whichever you specify. \BL\File Xtract\BS\ - stores a selected range of the \ the current worksheet into another worksheet. \BL\File Import\BS\ - allows you to use information \ from another worksheet (including Lotus 1-2-3 \ worksheets), a text file, or a Multiplan SYLK file. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Select one of the function key labels below for more \ information about individual File commands. \EOT\ Name = Retrieve Llabel = " FILE RETRIEVE" Slabel = "RETRIEV" Branch = Topics, Commands, File, Saving, Exiting, Combine, Xtract, Directory Title = "Retrieving Worksheet Files" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /fr\BS\ (File Retrieve) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Retrieve command clears \ the current worksheet from the screen (without saving it) \ and lets you open another worksheet. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To clear your current worksheet and \ retrieve another worksheet: 1\IND\Make sure you have saved your worksheet before \ issuing this command. \IND\Your current worksheet will be cleared from the screen, \ and replaced by another worksheet. If you have not saved your \ worksheet, all your current work will be lost. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /fr 4\IND\You see the following message: "Enter filename of new \ worksheet: " \IND\A menu of worksheets in the current directory is displayed. \ If there are a large number of worksheets, press the F3 (Name) key \ to obtain a full screen display of the menu. 5\IND\Highlight the name of the worksheet you want to retrieve, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If the worksheet you want to retrieve is in a different \ directory, press \KEY=Cancl\, enter the desired worksheet name (as in \ expenses, for example), and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The previous worksheet is cleared, and the new worksheet \ is retrieved. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Save before using this command, unless you do not \ want to keep the information you have entered \ since your last save. Use the File Directory command to change the current directory. \EOT\ Name = Combine Llabel = " FILE COMBINE" Slabel = "COMBINE" Branch = Commands, File, Range, Xtract, Saving, Retrieve, Import, Directory Title = "Combining Worksheets" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /fc\BS\ (File Combine) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Combine command allows you to \ combine all or part of an existing worksheet with your current \ worksheet. It is a good idea to save your current worksheet \ before issuing the File Combine command, because if this command \ is used incorrectly, it may produce results you did not expect. There are seven methods of combining worksheets: \BL\Addition\BS\ -- Adds values of incoming cells to \ cells that contain numbers or that are blank. Nothing \ is added to cells that contain formulas or labels. \BL\Subtraction\BS\ -- Subtracts values of incoming \ cells from cells that contain numbers. The values of incoming \ cells are adde?  g except the formulas. \BL\123-Worksheet\BS\ - Extracts the specified range from the \ current worksheet, translates the information into Lotus 1-2-3 \ Worksheet format, and saves it as a Lotus 1-2-3 file. \BL\Multiplan-SYLK\BS\ - Extracts the specified range from the \ current worksheet, translates the information into Multiplan \ SYLK format, and saves it as a Multiplan file. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To extract a worksheet: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the \ range you want to extract. 3\IND\Type /fx \IND\A menu displays the choices of format: \IND\\IND\Formulas Values 123-Worksheet Multplan-SYLK 4\IND\Type the first character of your format choice. 5\IND\Type a name for the worksheet that will contain the \ extracted information, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you type a name that already exists, you will see a message \ that informs you that the File already exists. Press \ \KEY=Cancl\ and type \ a new name, unless yod to blank cells. Nothing is subtracted \ from cells that contain formulas or labels. \BL\Copy\BS\ -- Replaces the existing cell values in the \ current worksheet with the values from incoming cells. \ Adds values from incoming cells to blank cells in the current \ worksheet. \BL\Multiplication\BS\ -- Multiplies number values in cells \ of the current worksheet by the values of incoming cells. Cells \ in the current worksheet that contain formulas or labels \ are not affected. Blank cells at target or source generate \ zero values. \BL\Division\BS\ -- Divides values of existing cells in \ the current worksheet by the value of incoming cells. Blank \ cells at the target or source generate zero values or ERR in cells. \BL\Less-Than\BS\ -- Replaces values of existing cells \ in the current worksheet on a cell-by-cell basis, if incoming \ cell values are less than values of existing cells. \BL\Greater-Than\BS\ -- Replaces values of existing cells \ in the current worksheet on a cell-by-cell basis, if incoming \ cell values are greater than values of existing cells. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To combine worksheets or ranges: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the cell that will be the upper-left \ corner of the area that will contain the incoming cells. 3\IND\Type /fc 4\IND\Choose the desired method of combining the incoming cells \ (see description above) by typing the first character of the method. 5\IND\If you want to combine the values of all the cells \ of another worksheet with the values of all the cells in your \ current worksheet, move the cursor to \BL\Entire File\BS\, and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you want to combine the values of a named range from another \ worksheet with the values of the cells in your current \ worksheet, move the cursor to \BL\Named Range\BS\, and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\You see the following message: "Enter combine \ filename: ", followed by a menu of worksheets in the current directory. 6\IND\Move the cursor to the name of the worksheet that \ contains the cells you want to combine, and then press \KEY=Enter\. The values from the selected worksheet are combined with the \ values of the current worksheet. \EOT\ Name = Xtract Llabel = " FILE XTRACT" Slabel = " XTRACT" Branch = Commands, File, Import, Combine, Retrieve, Saving, Range, Directory Title = "Using the File Xtract Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /fx\BS\ (File Xtract) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Xtract command is used for \ copying part (or all) of your current worksheet into \ other files--either existing files or files created just to \ contain the copied portion of the worksheet. This command doesn't remove the ranges when they are \ extracted--it just copies them so you still have a copy \ of the whole in the current worksheet. After selecting this command, you have the following options: \BL\Formulas\BS\ - Extracts everything in the specified range, \ including formulas and formats. \BL\Values\BS\ - Extracts everythin@ u want to overwrite the existing file. 6\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the range you want to \ extract and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you want to extract a named range that exists in your \ current worksheet, press Name (F3), then \ highlight the desired named range and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The highlighted range is extracted to the selected \ worksheet. A new worksheet containing only the extracted \ portion of the worksheet is created, if you supplied a new \ name for the extract file name. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The extracted range contains all the information \ and settings contained in the original range. \EOT\ Name = Erasing Llabel = " FILE ERASE" Slabel = " ERASE" Branch = Commands, File, Range, Xtract, Print, Combine, Listing, Directory Title = "Using the File Erase Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /fe\BS\ (File Erase) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Erase command removes a file from \ the disk. The selections for file types are Worksheet, Print, Graph, \ and Other. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To remove a file from the disk: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /fe 3\IND\Press the key corresponding to the first character (w, p, \ g, o) of the file type you want to erase. \IND\\BL\Worksheet\BS\\IND\displays all .wk? files \IND\\BL\Print\BS\ \IND\displays all .prn files \IND\\BL\Graph\BS\ \IND\displays all .pic files \IND\\BL\Other\BS\ \IND\displays all files in the current directory \IND\If there are a large number of file names, press the F3 (Name) key \ to obtain a full screen display of the menu. 4\IND\Select the name of the file from the menu, or type the name, \ and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Select No (to cancel removal) or Yes (to confirm removal) \ when prompted. The File Erase command removes the file from the disk. To erase a worksheet \ from the screen and display a new one, leaving the disk copy intact, \ use the Worksheet Erase command. To erase a file that is not in the current directory, change the current \ directory, or type the directory name preceding the worksheet name, \ as in expenses, for example. \EOT\ Name = Listing Llabel = " FILE LIST" Slabel = " LIST" Branch = Commands, File, Range, Xtract, Print, Combine, Erasing, Directory Title = "Using the File List Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /fl\BS\ (File List) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File List command lists the names of \ files of a particular type in the current directory. The selections \ for file types are Worksheet, Print, Graph, and Other. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To list filenames: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /fl 3\IND\Press the key corresponding to the first character (w, p, \ g, o) of the file type you want to list. \IND\\BL\Worksheet\BS\\IND\displays all .wk? files \IND\\BL\Print\BS\ \IND\displays all .prn files \IND\\BL\Graph\BS\ \IND\displays all .pic files \IND\\BL\Other\BS\ \IND\displays all files in the current directory 4\IND\A full screen display of the specified files will be presented. The \ first line underneath the prompt displays detailed information about the file \ currently highlighted by the cursor. The details displayed include the date \ and time the file was last modified, and the size in bytes of the file. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to return to READY mode, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to \ return to the previous menus. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ When the list of files is displayed, the Name (F3) key may \ be pressed to switch between a single-line and full screen file list display. \EOT\ Name = Import Llabel = " FILE IMPORT" Slabel = " IMPORT" Branch = Commands, File, Range, Xtract, Print, Combine, Directory Title = "Using the File Import Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /fi\BS\ (File Import) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Import command allows you to copy \ text and numbers from standard text files into your worksheet. This \ command will not accept text or numbers from any document that \ contains special characters used in word-process@   the \ name of the new directory and press \KEY=Enter\. To set the default directory where Solution Designer stores and receives \ data, use the Worksheet Global Default Directory command. This will also \ set the current directory. \EOT\ Name = Print Llabel = " PRINT COMMANDS" Slabel = " PRINT" Branch = Commands, Worksheet, File, Print Range, Print Options, Header/Footer, Range, Print Extended Title = "Using Print Commands" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /p\BS\ (Print Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Print commands help you print \ all or a selected portion of a worksheet. You can send \ the information to be printed directly to a printer for \ a hardcopy printout, or you can send the information to a \ print file, and make a hardcopy printout at a later time. Whether you choose to send the information to the printer \ or to an output file, you see the following print commands: \BL\Range\BS\ - Lets you select the portions \ of the worksheet you want to print. If no range is \ specified,ing formats. \ This command also allows Multiplan worksheets in SYLK format to be read. The File Import command offers the following options: \BL\Text\BS\ - Imports text from a standard text file. \BL\Numbers\BS\ - Imports numbers from a standard file. \BL\Multiplan-SYLK\BS\ - Imports information from a Multiplan \ SYLK format file. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use text or numbers from a standard text file: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the area where \ you want to place the imported information. \IND\Imported information overwrites the area of the \ worksheet into which it is imported. Make sure you have \ enough room to import the information, without disturbing \ existing information. 3\IND\Type /fi 4\IND\Press T to import text, or N to import numbers. \IND\The following message is displayed: "Enter import filename: ", \ followed by a menu of print file names in the current directory. 5\IND\Move the cursor to the name of the file that contains \ the information you want to import, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If the file you want to import is in a different \ directory or is not a print file, press \KEY=Cancl\, \ enter the desired file name (as in \ expenses.txt, for example), and press \KEY=Enter\. The information is placed into your worksheet at the cursor's \ current position. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To import a Multiplan worksheet from a SYLK file: 1\IND\Make sure you have saved your worksheet before \ issuing this command. \IND\Your current worksheet will be cleared from the screen, \ and replaced by another worksheet. If you have not saved your \ worksheet, all your current work will be lost. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /fi  4\IND\Press M to select importing from a SYLK file. \IND\The following message is displayed: "Enter import filename: ", \ followed by a menu of SYLK file names in the current directory. 5\IND\Move the cursor to the name of the file that contains \ the information you want to import, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If the file you want to import is in a different \ directory, press \KEY=Cancl\, enter the desired file name (as in \ expenses.sl, for example), and press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ When the list of files is displayed, the Name (F3) key may \ be pressed to switch between a single-line and full screen file list display. \EOT\ Name = Directory Llabel = " FILE DIRECTORY" Slabel = " DIRECT" Branch = Commands, File, Range, Xtract, Print, Combine, Erasing, Listing Title = "Using the File Directory Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /fd\BS\ (File Directory) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The File Directory command replaces the current \ directory with a new directory for the current session. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To replace the current directory: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /fd \IND\The current directory name is displayed. 3\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to retain the current directory, or typeA  the whole worksheet is printed. \BL\Line\BS\ - Advances the paper one \ line between each print range you select. \BL\Page\BS\ - Advances the paper \ to the top of the page between each print range you select. \BL\Options\BS\ - Lets you specify a header \ and footer line, set the page format, print column and row \ borders that do not normally print, send special printer \ codes directly to the printer, print cell formulas or \ unformatted text, and select the number of copies to print. \BL\Clear\BS\ - Lets you reset all \ previous settings, reset the print range only, or \ reset many of the page format options. \BL\Align\BS\ - Resets the top of page. Used only if \ you change paper position. \BL\Go\BS\ - Performs the print operation by sending \ the information to the printer or file. Used after you \ have selected the print range and any desired print options. \ After selecting Go, the worksheet doesn't print \ until you Quit the Printer menu. \BL\Extended\BS\ - Lets you specify the font size, \ and pitch (which determines the number of characters \ printed per inch horizontally), and lets you specify \ landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) printing. \BL\Name\BS\ - Lets you select the name of the \ printer where output will be sent by Print Printer. Brings up \ a menu of the GPS printer names, with the default or \ previously selected printer name highlighted. \BL\Quit\BS\ - Exits Print menu, returns to READY mode, \ and finishes the print operation. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ In general, whether you are \ printing a hard copy, or printing to an output file, \ you follow these steps to print: 1\IND\Type /p 2\IND\Type \BL\p\BS\ to create a hard copy printout, or \ type \BL\f\BS\ to print to an output file. 3\IND\Type \BL\r\BS\ to select a range to print. \IND\If you do not specify a print range, the whole worksheet \ is printed. 4\IND\Select any of the print options you want \ to include in your hard copy, using the Options or Extended sub-menus. 5\IND\Select \BL\Go\BS\ and then \BL\Quit\BS\. \IND\The selected range is sent to the printer, or to the \ named output file. \EOT\ Name = Print Options Llabel = " PRINT OPTIONS" Slabel = "PR OPTS" Branch = Using Help, Commands, Print, Print Range, Range, Worksheet, Header/Footer, Print Extended Title = "Using Print Options" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ppo, or /pfo\BS\ \IND\(Print Printer Options, or Print File Options) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Print Options are used for both a \ hard copy printout and an output file. When the options are \ used with an output file, they print when you print a hard copy \ of the output file. The following list explains the Print Options: \BL\Header\BS\ -- Lets you enter up to 240 characters \ for a header that prints at the top of every page. Generally, \ a page is only 80 characters wide (except when printing in \ compressed mode), so you should not type a header longer than 80 \ characters. If you insert a # sign in the header line, you will \ print consecutive page numbers in the headers. If you insert \ an @ sign in the header, you will print the current date (shown \ as Thu Oct 31 14:36 PST 1985, for example) in the header. \BL\Footer\BS\ -- Same as header, except it prints at the \ bottom of the page. \BL\Margins\BS\ -- Lets you display and set left, right, \ top, and bottom margins. When you select a margin setting, \ the current setting is displayed. Press \KEY=Enter\ to select the current \ setting, or type a new value and then press \KEY=Enter\ to change the \ setting. \BL\Borders\BS\ -- Selects specified columns to be printed at \ left of rows in print range, or selects specified rows to \ be printed above columns in the print range. Used to print column and \ row headings on worksheet hard copy. \BL\Setup\BS\ -- Provided for keystroke compatibility only. \ Any string entered will be saved with the worksheet, but will \ never be used. \BL\Page-Length\BS\ -- Lets you enter desired page length, \ ensures proper placement of headers, footers, and so on. The defA  nes. The following examples show you the results of using the vertical bar \ in a header or footer line. \UL\Header or Footer Text\US\\IND\\UL\Printed Header or Footer\US\ |Company Name \IND\Centered on header or footer line Company Name|Page # \IND\Company name left, page number centered Company Name|Page #|@ \IND\Company name left, page number centered, \ date and time right \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To enter header or footer text from the Print menu: 1\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Options\BS\ and press \KEY=Enter\. 2\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Header\BS\ \ or \BL\Footer\BS\ and press \KEY=Enter\. 3\IND\Type a header or footer and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Include "placement characters" unless you desire all text \ to be left-aligned on the header or footer line. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ You can temporarily "turn off" the printing \ of headers and footers, by selecting the Options Other Unformatted \ command. The headers or footers print again after using the \ Options Other Formatted commault \ of 66 lines is based on 8 1/2 by 11 inch paper (6 lines per inch). \BL\Other\BS\ -- Selects the type of printed display \ in the hard copy. "As-displayed" prints the print range as displayed \ in the worksheet. "Cell-Formulas" prints the contents of cells \ (formulas) as they are displayed in the command panel of the \ worksheet. "Formatted" prints the headers, footers, and page \ breaks you have indicated. "Unformatted" ignores headers, footers, \ and page breaks when printing. \BL\Copies\BS\ -- Lets you select number of copies to print. \ Choose any number of copies between 1 and 99. \BL\Quit\BS\ -- Exits Options menu and returns to the Print menu. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To add printer options from the Print menu: 1\IND\Type \BL\o\BS\ for Options. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the desired option and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. 3\IND\For Margins, Borders, and Other, highlight the desired \ option and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Otherwise, type the desired option setting and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you want to use the displayed option setting, just press \ \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Select all the options you want before you \ select \BL\Quit\BS\ from \ the Print Options menu, which will return you to the Print menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ To remove all options, select the Clear command \ from the Print menu. For more information on extended options and \ page dimension, select the P EXTND function key label below. For more information on headers and footers, \ select the HDR FTR function key label below. \EOT\ Name = Header/Footer Llabel = "HEADERS FOOTERS" Slabel = "HDR FTR" Branch = Commands, Print, Print Range, Print Options, Print Extended Title = "Using the Header and Footer Print Options" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ppoh, or /ppof\BS\ \IND\(Print Printer Options Header, or Print Printer Options Footer) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Printer Options Header and Footer commands \ allow you to enter up to 240 characters for a header that prints at \ the top of every page, or a footer that prints at the bottom of every \ page. Generally, a page is only 80 characters wide (except when \ printing in compressed mode), so you should not type a header or \ footer longer than 80 characters. PAGE NUMBERS AND DATE AND TIME If you insert a # sign in the header or footer line, you will \ print consecutive page numbers in the \ headers or footers. If you insert \ an @ sign in the header or footer, you will \ print the current date (shown \ as Thu Oct 31 14:36 PST 1985, for example) in the header or footer. \BL\Placing Text on Header or Footer\BS\ Your header or footer text is normally aligned at the left margin of \ the header or footer line. However, you can place the text of your \ headers and footers (also the date and time and page numbers) in a \ specified position on the header or footer line by using some \ "placement characters" in your header or footer text. The vertical bar character (|) is used to separate the text and place \ the text in the desired location on the header and footer liB and. \EOT\ Name = Print Range Llabel = " PRINT RANGE" Slabel = "P RNGE" Branch = Commands, Print, Print Options, Range, Header/Footer, Print Extended Title = "Selecting a Range to Print" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ppr, or /pfr\BS\ \IND\(Print Printer Range, or Print Footer Range) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Print Range command allows you to \ select the portion of the worksheet you want to print. If \ you do not specify a print range, the whole worksheet is printed. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To select a print range: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the beginning of the range you want \ to print. 3\IND\Type /ppr 4\IND\Type a period (.) to anchor the cursor, and then \ move the cursor to highlight the range of cells to print. \IND\If you have set up a print range previously, it is \ highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the \ previous print range, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to start a new print range. 5\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ after highlighting the print range. \IND\When you select the Go command, the selected \ print range is printed to the output file or device. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ To remove any previous print ranges, borders, \ format, or all print options use the Print Clear command. \EOT\ Name = Print Extended Llabel = "PRINT EXTENDED" Slabel = "P EXTND" Branch = Commands, Print, Print Options, Print Range Title = "Specifying Extended Print Options" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ppe\BS\ (Print Printer Extended) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Print Printer Extended command allows you to \ set the font size, orientation, and pitch when printing to certain \ printers. Most laser printers have all of these extended features, while \ daisywheel printers usually allow printing in a small variety of pitches and \ fonts (using different wheels), but only one page orientation. \ Only a few dot matrix printers have any of these extended features. \ The Extended options have no effect when printing to a file. The Print Extended options are: \BL\Orientation\BS\ - Selects the orientation of printing from \ the choices Default, Landscape, and Portrait. \ Portrait is the normal style of printing horizontally (parallel to the top \ and bottom edges of the paper), while Landscape causes vertical printing \ (parallel to the left edge of the paper). The Default selection \ allows the printer to decide between Portrait or Landscape orientation, \ using Landscape only if the page you specify is wider than it is high. \BL\Font-Size\BS\ - Selects the font (character set) size and line spacing \ in points (72nds of an inch). The default value of 12 points corresponds \ to 6 lines per inch vertically and 10 pitch, or 10 characters per \ inch horizontally. Laser printers support much of the range of fonts \ from 6 to 36 points, though most support only even-numbered sizes, \ and only a few of those above 12 point. Daisywheel printers usually \ only support 8 point (15 pitch) and 10 point (12 pitch) in addition to \ the default 12 point. Some dot matrix or line printers may support 9 \ point, since that corresponds to 8 lines per inch printed vertically. \BL\Pitch\BS\ - Selects the pitch (character width) for \ printers which have that capability instead of (or in \ addition to) font selection. The Default choice specifies \ that the default pitch for the font size selected should be \ used. The Select choice allows you to directly specify the \ pitch in characters per inch. \BL\Quit\BS\ -- Exits Extended menu and returns to the Print menu. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\  To select extended options from the Print menu: 1\IND\Type \BL\e\BS\ for Extended. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the desired option and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. 3\IND\For Orientation and Pitch, highlight the desired \ option and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Otherwise, type the desired option setting and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you want to use the displayed option setting, just press \ \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Select all the options you want before you \ select \BL\Quit\BS\ from \ the Print Extended mB   mode, type /gt 2\IND\From the Graph Type menu, press the key corresponding to the \ first letter (l, b, x, s, or p) of the type of graph you want to create. \ You will be returned to the main Graph command menu. 3\IND\Select each of the data ranges (X, and A-E), typing the cell \ ranges for each. 4\IND\From the Graph menu, press v to view the graph. Art or Chart \ Designer will automatically start up and display the graph. 5\IND\Use the appropriate Art or Chart Designer commands to print or \ save the graph, if you wish. When you are ready to return to Solution \ Designer, press \KEY=Exit\, then \KEY=Go\ to return to \ the worksheet and the Graph menu. 6\IND\To select any of the other Graph features, press the key \ corresponding to the first letter (r, s, o, or n) of the option. \IND\Reset cancels all or some of your previous range specifications. \IND\Save is currently disabled. \IND\Options adds legends or titles, and changes the appearance of the \ graph. \IND\Name saves the seenu, which will return you to the Print menu. \UL\Page Dimensions\US\ The dimensions of the page to be printed are calculated from the \ page length, right margin, and font size values (specified in the \ Print Options Page-Length, Print Options Margins Right, \ and Print Extended Font-Size menus). The following table summarizes \ the MAXIMUM values for page length and right margin, given standard \ paper sizes and font size values. Paper width, length Font size Maximum Maximum  in points Right Margin Page-length 8 x 11 inches 12 (10 pitch) 85 66 (letter size) 10 (12 pitch) 102 79 " 9 113 88  " 8 (15 pitch) 127 99 11 x 8 12 110 51 (landscape mode) 10 132 61 " 9 146 68 "  8 165 76 14 x 11 12 140 66 (computer size) 10 168 79 " 9 186 88 "  8 210 99 11 x 14 12 110 84 (landscape mode) 10 132 100 " 9 146 112 "  8 165 126 \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The maximum values in the table above may be \ too large for some printers. The full paper size is often unusable due to the way paper is fed \ through the printer. For example, most line printers only allow 132 \ characters to be printed across 14 inch wide paper. Also, most laser \ printers only print 80 characters horizontally and 63 lines vertically \ on 8 by 11 inch paper. If printed lines overlap, try specifying a larger font size. If printed lines are far apart, try specifying a smaller font size. \EOT\ Name = Graph Llabel = "GRAPH COMMANDS" Slabel = " GRAPHS" Branch = Commands, Graph Type, Graph Reset, Graph Options, Graph Name, X Range, Graph Ranges, Graph View, Graph Other Title = "Creating Graphs" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /g\BS\ (Graph) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ You can use the data you have created \ in Solution Designer to create graphs. From a menu selection \ in Solution Designer, you are taken into Art or \ Chart Designer automatically, where your graph is created. \ You can choose the type of graph that best represents your data: \ line, bar, XY, stacked bar, and pie charts are available. To create a graph, you specify the X and A through E data ranges. \ You may use the same set of data to try different types of graphs. \ For information concerning the different graph types, press the \ GR TYPE function key label below. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To create a graph from a Solution Designer worksheet: 1\IND\From READYC ttings for each graph if you want to create more \ than one graph from a worksheet. 7\IND\Press q to return to READY mode. To view your graph from READY mode: \IND\Press F10 (Graph). The next time you save the worksheet, your most recently specified \ graph settings are saved with the worksheet. To see how your data would look using a different type of graph: \IND\Specify the graph type, then view the new graph. To continue using the same graph type with different data ranges: \IND\Repeat steps 3 and 4 above.\EOT\ Name = Graph Type Llabel = " GRAPH TYPE" Slabel = "GR TYPE" Branch = Commands, Graph, Graph Reset, Graph Options, Graph Name, X Range, Graph Ranges Title = "Selecting Graph Type" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /gt\BS\ (Graph Type) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Graph Type command lets you specify \ what kind of graph to create from your worksheet data. The following descriptions can help you decide which graph type would \ best represent your data: Line \IND\Displays each value with a point above the \ horizontal (X) axis. You can create up to five lines on a single graph. \ Use the X range to indicate labels for the points along the X axis. \ For the vertical (Y) axis, Solution Designer assigns a numeric \ scale automatically. Use the A range to specify the set of values \ for your first or only line. Use ranges B-E to specify the value sets \ for each additional line. Bar \IND\Displays each value in a range with a bar. Use a \ single-bar range to compare values in one set of data to each other. \ Use multiple ranges to display comparable values from up to five sets \ of data at each point along the X axis. Different shadings or colors \ identify the bars for each data range. Use the X range to specify labels \ for the points on the X axis. Labels for the Y axis are assigned \ automatically. Use the A range to specify the range of values for \ each bar in a single-range bar graph. Use the A-E ranges for the ranges \ of values in a multiple-range bar graph. XY \IND\Pairs each value from the X range with the \ corresponding value from each of the A-E ranges to plot points. \ You can create up to five lines on a single XY graph. Different \ symbols identify the points on each line. Use the X range for values to \ be plotted on the X axis. Use the A range for values to be plotted on the \ Y axis on your first line or in one single line. Use the B-E ranges for additional values on the Y axis. Numeric scales are assigned \ automatically to both the X and Y axes. Stacked-Bar \IND\Displays the corresponding value from each data \ range stacked above the preceding value in each bar. You can use up to \ five corresponding values at each point along the X axis. Different \ shadings or colors identify the bars for each data range. Use the X range \ for labels along the X axis. A numerical scale is assigned automatically \ to the Y axis. Use the A-E ranges for each set of values you want to show. \ The A range is the lowest portion of each bar; the B-E ranges are stacked \ above successively. Pie \IND\Compares parts to the whole; range values are the \ wedges of the pie. Use the X range for labels for each pie wedge; \ the percentage values of each wedge are figured automatically. \ Use the A range for the wedge values. \EOT\ Name = Graph Reset Llabel = " GRAPH RESET" Slabel = "GR RSET" Branch = Commands, Graph, Graph Type, Graph Options, Graph Name, X Range, Graph Ranges Title = "Canceling Graph or Range Settings" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /gr\BS\ (Graph Reset) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ When you are working on a graph, you can use the \ Graph Reset command to start over again with different specifications. Graph \IND\Settings are canceled for the entire graph. X \IND\Settings are canceled for the X range (horizontal labels). A B C D E F \IND\Settings are canceled for the sets of values in the range \ (A-F) specified. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To cancel your current graph or range settiC  ile. \BL\NOTE:\BS\ If you make any changes to the named graph, issue both the \ Graph Name Create and the File Save commands again. The available Graph Name commands are: \BL\Create\BS\\IND\Assigns your graph settings to a name. \BL\Use\BS\\IND\Uses the graph settings from the name you specify. \BL\Delete\BS\\IND\Removes the set of graph settings that you specify. \BL\Reset\BS\\IND\Immediately erases all named graph settings. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Graph Name commands: 1\IND\From READY mode, type /gn 2\IND\Press the key corresponding to the first letter (c, u, d, or r) \ of the Graph Name command you want to use. \IND\\UL\Warning:\US\ there is no confirmation step after you press r \ to erase all named graph settings. 3\IND\If you are creating a graph, type the name, up to 14 characters. \ If you are using or deleting a graph, type the name or select \ it from the menu. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. If you selected the Use command, the new settings \ will be used to display the ngs: 1\IND\From READY mode, type /gr 2\IND\From the Graph Reset menu, press the key corresponding to the \ first letter (g, x, a, b, c, d, e, or f) of the type of setting you want to \ cancel. \IND\Select Graph to cancel the settings for the current graph. A named \ graph is not affected. \IND\Select A-F to suppress the display of a particular range. When you \ reset a range, the corresponding data label range is also reset. 3\IND\Type q to select Quit when you want to return to the previous \ menu. \EOT\ Name = Graph Options Llabel = " GRAPH OPTIONS" Slabel = "GR OPTN" Branch = Commands, Graph, Graph Type, Graph Reset, Graph Name, Graph Other Title = "Selecting Graph Options" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /go\BS\ (Graph Options) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Graph Options commands allow you to add features \ such as assigning a title to an axis or \ the graph, or displaying the graph in color (if you have a color monitor). The available graph options are: \BL\Legend\BS\\IND\Creates a key below the graph to explain symbols used. \ Enter the label directly, or enter backslash (\\) followed by a cell \ reference (for example, \\a1) to use the label in that cell. \BL\Titles\BS\\IND\Assigns a title to an axis or to the entire graph. \BL\Color\BS\\IND\Specifies that the graph is to be displayed in color. \BL\B&W\BS\\IND\Specifies that the graph is to be displayed in black and \ white (monochrome). \BL\Other\BS\\IND\Presents additional options. Press the GR OTHR function \ key label below for further information. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To add a graph option: 1\IND\From the Graph menu, type o, or from READY mode, type /go 2\IND\From the Graph Options menu, press the key corresponding to the \ first letter (l, t, c, b, or o) of the option you want to use. 3\IND\Type any necessary information applicable to the option. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to enter your selection, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to cancel and enter another selection. 5\IND\Type q to select Quit when you want to return to the Graph menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The Format, Grid, Scale, and Data-Labels options \ are displayed in the menu, but are provided for keystroke compatibility \ purposes only. You may change these options, and they will be \ saved with the worksheet, but they will have no effect on the \ graphs created. \EOT\ Name = Graph Name Llabel = " GRAPH NAME" Slabel = "GR NAME" Branch = Commands, Graph, Graph Type, Graph Reset, Graph Options, Graph View Title = "Using Named Graphs" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /gn\BS\ (Graph Name) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ When you specify the settings for a graph, you can \ save them under a name of your choice for later use. Saving the settings \ with a name allows you to create multiple graphs from the same worksheet. \ You can change the worksheet cell contents after you have named the graph, \ since the data range specifies only the cell location, not the contents. \ When you issue the File Save command, you attach the named graph settings \ to the current worksheet fD graph, as if you had selected the Graph View \ command. \EOT\ Name = X Range Llabel = " GRAPH X RANGE" Slabel = "X RANGE" Branch = Commands, Graph, Graph Type, Graph Options, Graph Name, Graph Ranges Title = "Selecting the Graph X Range" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /gx\BS\ (Graph X) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ Use of the X range depends on the type of graph you \ are creating. For a pie chart, the X range is the set of labels to be \ assigned to the pie wedges (specified by the A range). For line, bar, \ and stacked-bar graphs, the X range is the set of labels to be assigned \ to points along the X axis. For an XY graph, the X range is the set of \ values, not labels, to be plotted along the X axis. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To set the X range from the Graph menu: 1\IND\Type X \IND\If you have set up an X range previously, it is \ highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the \ previous X range, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to start a new X range. 2\IND\If you are not using the previous X range, move the cursor to \ the beginning of the cell range you wish to select. 3\IND\Type a period (.) to anchor the cursor, and then \ move the cursor to highlight the range of cells. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ after highlighting the X range. \EOT\ Name  = Graph Ranges Llabel = " GRAPH RANGES" Slabel = "GR RANG" Branch = Commands, Graph, Graph Type, Graph Options, Graph Name, X Range Title = "Selecting the Graph A-F Ranges" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ga, /gb, ...\BS\ (Graph A or Graph B or ...) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The A-F graph ranges are used to enter the data \ values for all graph types. Only the A range is used for pie charts. \ For other graph types, each range contains the Y values for one set \ of data. That is, for a line or XY graph, each range corresponds to \ one line, while in a bar or stacked-bar graph, each range contains \ values for one set of bars. The graph ranges should usually contain cells with numeric values. Cells \ which contain labels will be graphed as if they have the value zero. \ Blank cells or cells containing error values are left out of pie charts, \ but are specially treated in line charts, allowing interpolation of the \ missing points if desired. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To set one of the A-F ranges from the Graph menu: 1\IND\Type A (or B or ...) \IND\If you have set up the range previously, it is \ highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the \ previous range, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to start a new range. 2\IND\If you are not using the previous range, move the cursor to \ the beginning of the cell range you wish to select. 3\IND\Type a period (.) to anchor the cursor, and then \ move the cursor to highlight the range of cells. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ after highlighting the range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Art and Chart Designer are currently limited to \ five lines and five bar groups. If you specify ranges for \ all six data ranges (A-F), you will receive an error message when \ you try to view the graph. It is recommended that you use only \ data ranges A-E to avoid this occurence. \EOT\ Name = Graph View Llabel = " GRAPH VIEW" Slabel = "GR VIEW" Branch = Commands, Graph, Graph Type, Graph Options, Graph Other, Graph Name Title = "Viewing the Graph" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /gv\BS\ (Graph View) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Graph View command uses the current graph \ settings and data ranges to display a graph, using the Art Designer \ or Chart Designer graphics package. You must have graphics hardware \ to display the graph, and Art or Chart Designer software must already \ be installed. If possible, the Inter-Context Message Server and Context Manager \ will be used to quickly switch to and from the graphics program. You may edit the graph (except for the data values) in Art/Chart Designer, \ and print or save the graph from that program. If you wish to change the \ data values, you must return to the worksheet first, then view the \ graph again. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To view a graph: 1\IND\From READY mode, press /gv, or from theD  th the \ Data Table command, or to prepare data to be used with the Data \ Distribution command. \BL\Data Table\BS\ - Performs "what-if" analysis \ by creating a table that displays how the values of \ dependent formulas change when the value of an input cell \ is changed. \BL\Data Sort\BS\ - Rearranges the order of \ records in a database by specified Primary and Secondary \ sort keys. \BL\Data Query\BS\ - Commands used to find, extract, \ and delete records contained in a database. All the Data \ Query commands require you to specify an input range, and \ a criterion range; some of the commands also require you \ to specify an output range. \BL\Data Distribution\BS\ - Calculates the \ frequency distribution of a range of numbers. \BL\Data Matrix\BS\ - Multiply or invert a \ matrix of numbers. \BL\Data Regression\BS\ - Computes the \ linear regression of a range of numbers. \BL\Data Parse\BS\ - Converts a column of labels \ into columns of labels or numbers. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more detailed infor Graph menu, press v. \IND\Art or Chart Designer will automatically start up and display \ the graph. 2\IND\Use the appropriate Art or Chart Designer commands to print or \ save the graph, if you wish. When you are ready to return to Solution \ Designer, press \KEY=Exit\, then \KEY=Go\ to return to \ the worksheet and the Graph menu. 3\IND\To select any of the other Graph features, press the key \ corresponding to the first letter of the option. 4\IND\To change a cell value and re-create the graph: Press q to \ return to READY mode, make the change in the desired cell, then press \ F10 (Graph). The graph will be displayed as if you had used Graph View. \EOT\ Name = Graph Other Llabel = " GRAPH OTHER" Slabel = "GR OTHR" Branch = Commands, Graph, Graph Type, Graph Options, Graph Name Title = "Setting the other Graph options" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /goo\BS\ (Graph Options Other) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Graph Options Other command allows you to \ specify features directly related to the graphics program. The available graph options are: \BL\Format-File\BS\\IND\Specify a graph format file other than the default \ format file for this graph type. \BL\Labels\BS\ \IND\Specify whether you want to use the labels and \ legends from the graph or from the format file. \BL\Palette\BS\ \IND\Specify the filename to use for the color \ palette. You must have a color monitor to use this feature. \BL\Name\BS\ \IND\Specify a name for the graph. The default graph \ name is the worksheet name. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To add an option: 1\IND\From the Graph Options menu, type o 2\IND\Press the key corresponding to the first \ letter of an option (f, l, p, or n). 3\IND\Type any necessary information applicable to the option.  4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to enter your selection, or press \KEY=Cancl\ to cancel and enter another selection. 5\IND\Type q to select Quit when you want to return to the previous menu. \EOT\ Name = Data Llabel = " DATA COMMANDS" Slabel = " DATA" Branch = Commands, Data Fill, Data Table, Data Sort, Data Query, Distribution, Data Matrix, Data Regression, Data Parse Title = "Using Data Commands" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /d\BS\ (Data Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Commands assist you in \ organizing and displaying the information contained in \ any of your worksheets. Once organized into \ columns and rows, your worksheet information is easy \ to find, sort, query, extract, and delete \ based upon criteria you supply. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ In general, the steps for \ using the Data commands are: 1\IND\Specify a data Input range. 2\IND\Specify a data Criterion range. 3\IND\Specify an Output range, if required for the \ desired Data command. 4\IND\Select one of the Data commands. 5\IND\Specify any additional information required by the \ selected Data command. The following are the top-level Data commands: \BL\Data Fill\BS\ - Numbers consecutive columns \ or rows in a database, to prepare data to be used wiE mation on an \ individual Data command, select one of the function key labels \ below. \EOT\ Name = Data Ranges Llabel = " DATA RANGES" Slabel = "D RANGE" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Query, Data Find, Data Xtract, Data Unique, Data Delete, Criterion Title = "Creating Data Ranges" Text = \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ To use the Data Query commands, you must \ first set up some or all of the following data ranges: DATA QUERY INPUT RANGE To use any of the Data Query commands, you must first indicate the \ group of cells that contains the information you want to find, sort, \ or extract. This group of cells is called the Data Query Input Range. To create a Data Query Input range: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /dqi 3\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the group of cells in \ the input range. \IND\The top row of the input range must contain the field \ headings. 4\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you have set an input range previously, the existing \ input range is highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ \ to use the existing range. To use another range, press \ \KEY=Cancl\ and move the cursor to the beginning of the new \ input range. Type a period (.), and then move the cursor \ to the end of the new input before pressing \KEY=Enter\. After creating the input range, the Data Query menu is displayed. DATA QUERY CRITERION RANGE To supply the conditions under which you want to use the data in the \ input range, you must create a criterion range. Select the CRITERA \ function key label below for information on creating and \ using a criterion range. DATA QUERY OUTPUT RANGE The Output range is required only for the Data Query Extract and \ Data Query Unique commands. These commands search the information \ in the Input range according to the criteria in the criterion range, \ and place copies of the information that matches into the Output range. The first row of the Output range must contain labels as they \ appear in the Input range. The other rows beneath the labels \ in an output range can be selected, or are filled automatically by \ the copied information. Make sure the rows below the data range are \ blank before using a data range, or you may have important \ information overwritten by the copied data. To use the Extract or Unique commands, create an output range. To create an Output range: 1\IND\If you are in the Data Query menu, type o \IND\If you are in READY mode, type /dqo 2\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the group of blank cells in the \ output range, and then press \KEY=Enter\. If you have previously set an output range, the existing \ output range is highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the \ existing output range. Press \KEY=Cancl\ and then move the cursor to use a range other than \ the existing range. When the cursor is over the beginning of the new \ output range, type a period (.) to anchor the \ cursor, then move the cursor to highlight the rest of \ the range. Press \KEY=Enter\ after highlighting the \ new output range. After creating the output range, you are returned to the Data Query menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Before using the Output range, you must \ first type labels into the top row of the Output range. \ You must type labels as they appear \ in the Input range, but you can put them in any order you want. For more information on how to create and use the criterion range, \ select the CRITERA function key label below. \EOT\ Name = Criterion Llabel = "CRITERIA" Slabel = "CRITERA" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Query, Data Find, Data Xtract, Data Unique, Data Delete, Data Ranges Title = "Using the Criterion Range" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dqc\BS\ (Data Query Criterion) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The criterion range contains formulas \ or conditional statements that are used to determine which \ records should be selected from the input range. A criterion range consists of at least two rows, one on top \ of the other, in the same column. The top row of the \ criterion range alwayE  ng the Data Sort Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ds\BS\ (Data Sort) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Sort command allows you to rearrange \ the display order of the information in your worksheet. For \ example, you may have the following telephone list of salespeople \ arranged in alphabetical order by last name: \IND\Salesperson\IND\Area code\IND\Phone Number \IND\Diep \IND\415 \IND\555-1212 \IND\Henderson \IND\408 \IND\123-4567 \IND\Klitzke \IND\415 \IND\234-5678 \IND\Thatcher \IND\408 \IND\123-7896 RECORDS AND FIELDS With the exception of the first line (Salespeople, Area Code, Phone \ Number), all of the rows in the previous list are records that \ contain 3 fields: a field that contains a saleperson's name, \ a field that contains the salesperson's area code, and a field \ that contains the salesperson's phone number. Currently, the list \ is sorted by the first field (alphabetically by saleperson's \ last name). You can sort the records using any one of ts contains labels as they appear in the \ Input range. The row below always contains the formulas or \ conditional information called criterion. The following table shows a simple criterion range containing \ one criterion statement: \IND\Sales \IND\b2>100 The previous criterion range consists of two rows and one column. \ The top row contains a label from an input range: Sales \ (it must be typed exactly as it appears in the \ input range. The bottom row contains a statement \ under "Sales." This statement means "match all cells in the Sales \ column of the input range that are greater than 100." There are three general types of criterion statements: \BL\Label criterion\BS\ -- where you type a label that exists \ in the input range into a statement for the criterion range, such as: \IND\Sales\IND\Mon \IND\\IND\Jan This "Jan" criteria means "match all records that have "Jan" in the \ month column." This would display all the sales for January. You can \ also use "wildcards" in label criterion, for example, you could \ type "J?n", "J*", or "*n" for "Jan." \BL\Number criterion\BS\ -- where you type a number (without any \ formula) into the criterion, such as: \IND\Sales\IND\Month \IND\100 This "100" criterion means "match all records that have "100" in the \ Sales column." This would display all sales of exactly 100. \BL\Formula criterion\BS\ -- where you type a formula into \ the criteria range such as: \IND\Sales\IND\Month \IND\b2>100 This "b2>100" is a simple formula that means "match all records that \ have a Sales value of greater than 100." Formulas can be used with \ other cell references, and all the operators used in any worksheet \ formula. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To create a Criterion Range: 1\IND\If you are in the Data Query menu, type c \IND\If you are in READY mode, type /dqc 2\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the group of blank cells in the \ criterion range, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The top row of the criterion range must contain labels. You \ can type the labels after creating all your data ranges. If you have set a criterion range previously, the existing \ criterion range is highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use \ the existing criterion range. Press \KEY=Cancl\ and then move the cursor to use a range other \ than the existing range. When the cursor is over the beginning of \ the new criterion range, type a period (.) to anchor the cursor, then \ move the cursor to highlight the rest of the range. Press \KEY=Enter\ \ after highlighting the criterion range. After creating the criterion range, you are returned to the Data \ Query menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you use more than one criteria in the \ same row of the criterion range, the selected records must match all \ criteria. If you use more than one criteria in different rows, the \ records selected must match one or more criteria. \EOT\ Name = Data Sort Llabel = " DATA SORT" Slabel = "D SORT" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Find, Data Table, Data Fill, Data Query Title = "UsiF he three \ fields as the primary sort key. \UL\Primary and Secondary Sort Keys\US\ When you have more than one record that matches the primary sort key, \ you can use a secondary sort key to further define the sort order. \UL\Data-range\US\ Before you can sort the records, you must highlight the range of \ records you want to sort. This range of records is called a \ data-range, and it is very similar to a Data Query input range. \ The data-range does not include the labels that define the fields \ in the list of records (Salespeople, Area Code, Phone number); it \ contains only the records to sort (Allen through Thomas). \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To sort information: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /ds 3\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Data-range\BS\ and then press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the group of records \ you want to sort, and then press \KEY=Enter\. Do not include \ the labels that define the records in the sort data-range. \IND\The data-range is set up and you are returned to the Data \ Sort menu. 5\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Primary-Key\BS\ and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. 6\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the fields you want to \ sort, and then press \KEY=Enter\. 7\IND\Select a sort order for the primary key by \ typing \BL\A\BS\ for Ascending, or \BL\D\BS\ for \ descending, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Ascending means "smallest first", Descending means "largest \ first." If you are sorting alphabetically, think of "ascending" as \ "alphabtically", because "a" is considered smaller than "z." 8\IND\If you want to select a Secondary-Key, move the cursor to \ \BL\Secondary-Key\BS\, and then press \KEY=Enter\. 9\IND\Highlight the secondary-key range, and then press \KEY=Enter\. 10\IND\Select Ascending or Descending for the secondary-key, and \ then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\You are returned to the Data Sort menu. 11\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Go\BS\, and then press \ \KEY=Enter\ to perform the sort. \IND\The records in the list are sorted according to the \ primary and secondary keys you indicated. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The secondary sort key is optional, although you may \ find that you use it frequently. \EOT\ Name = Data Fill Llabel = " DATA FILL" Slabel = " D FILL" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Sort, Data Table, Distribution Title = "Using the Data Fill Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /df\BS\ (Data Fill) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Fill command allows you to \ consecutively number a range of cells, making it \ easier to use the numbered \ range with the Data Sort, Data Table, and Data Distribution commands. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To create a fill range: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the top-left corner of the range of \ cells that will make up the fill range. \IND\Do not start a fill range over cells that contain information \ you want to keep. 3\IND\Type /df 4\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the cells you want to \ include in the Data Fill range. If you have set up a data fill range previously, the existing \ range is highlighted automatically. Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the \ existing fill range. Press \KEY=Cancl\ and then move the cursor \ to use a range other than the existing range. When the cursor is \ over the beginning of the new fill range, type a period (.) to \ anchor the cursor, then move the cursor to highlight the rest of \ the range. Press \KEY=Enter\ after highlighting the fill range. 5\IND\Type a "start value" (the first number in the series \ of consecutive numbers--usually 0 or 1), and then press \KEY=Enter\. 6\IND\Type a "step value" (the increment between each numbered \ cell; for example, "1" increases each numbered cell by one), \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. 7\IND\Type a "stop value" (the last number in the group of \ numbered cells), and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Each cell in the fill range contains a number. The "start" \ value is in the top-left cell, followed by numbers increased by the \ "step" value, upF  DY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the top-left cell in the table. 3\IND\Type /dt1 or /dt2 4\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the table range, and then \ press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the input cell, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you are using a Data Table 2 command, move the cursor to \ highlight the second input cell, and then press \KEY=Enter\. The Data Table command is executed, and the effect of the \ substituted values is displayed in the table. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If the worksheet is globally protected, you \ must use the the Range Unprotect command to unprotect the entire \ table range and the input cell(s). \EOT\ Name = Data Query Llabel = " DATA QUERY" Slabel = "D QUERY" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Ranges, Data Find, Data Xtract, Data Unique, Data Delete, Criterion Title = "Using the Data Query Commands" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dq\BS\ (Data Query) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Query commands allow you to \ find, extract, del to the cell that contains the "stop" value or the end \ of the fill range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The fill values inserted into the fill range are \ numbers only; not formulas. The Data Fill command is very useful for creating a column that \ identifies the original order of information before the \ information is sorted with the Data Sort command. You can sort \ on the numbers in the Data Fill column to return the information to \ its original order. The Data Fill command is very useful for entering consecutive values \ such as the years between 1980 and 2000. In this case, the "start" \ value is 1980, the "step" value is 1, and the "stop" value would \ be 2000. This saves typing every year in the 20-year span and \ moving the cursor after typing each year. \EOT\ Name = Data Table Llabel = " DATA TABLE" Slabel = "D TABLE" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Fill, Distribution, Data Sort, Goal-Seeking Title = "Using the Data Table Commands" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dt\BS\ (Data Table 1, Data Table 2) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Table commands allow you to display how \ the values of dependent cells change when you change the value of one \ input cell. This is commonly referred to as "what-if analysis." \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To create a Table Range that \ uses one input cell (used for the Data Table 1 command): 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to an unoccupied portion of the \ worksheet. You will need at least 2 columns by 3 rows. 3\IND\Leave the cell in the top-left corner of the Table blank. 4\IND\In the second column of the top row of the \ table, type the cell reference for a formula that will be affected \ by the "what-if" analysis. 5\IND\Type additional cell references to formulas across \ the top row of the table. \IND\After you type a cell reference, the current value of the cell \ is displayed in the cell across the top row of the table. 6\IND\Type the values you want to substitute (variables) \ in the cells down the left column. 7\IND\Leave at least one row blank at the bottom of the table. CREATING A DATA TABLE WITH TWO INPUT CELLS (used with a \ Data Table 2 command) 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to an unoccupied portion of the \ worksheet. \IND\You will need one row for each variable for input \ cell 1, plus two additional rows. \IND\You will also need one column for each variable for input \ cell 2, plus two additional columns. 3\IND\In the upper-left cell of the table, type the \ address of the cell that contains \ the formula whose changing values you are displaying. \IND\After you type a cell reference, the current value of the \ of the cell is displayed in the cell. 4\IND\Type the variables for input cell 1 down the \ left column of the table range. 5\IND\Type the variables for input cell 2 across the top \ of the table. 6\IND\Leave at least one row blank at the bottom of the table. TO EXECUTE THE DATA TABLE COMMANDS: 1\IND\Make sure you are in REAG ete, and display unique information in your \ worksheet. All of the Data Query commands require you to \ set up an input range and criterion range; some of the commands \ require that you also set up an output range that will \ contain information copied from the input range. The following list explains the Data Query menu selections: \BL\Input\BS\ -- used to create an input range that defines \ the information to use with the Data Query commands. All \ Data Query commands require you to set up an input range before \ selecting the command. \BL\Criterion\BS\ -- used to tell the worksheet what information \ is to be used with the Data Query commands. All Data Query commands \ require you to set up a criterion range before selecting the command. \BL\Output\BS\ -- used to display information copied from the \ input range with the Data Extract and Data Unique commands. \BL\Find\BS\ -- displays information in the input range that \ matches criteria in the criterion range. Cursor moves only to \ information that matches the criterion. \BL\Extract\BS\ -- copies information from the input range that \ matches criteria in the criterion range, and places the matching \ information in the output range. You must \ set up an output range before selecting this command. \BL\Unique\BS\ -- copies information from the input range into \ the output range. This command copies only one record if there are \ duplicate records in the input range. \BL\Delete\BS\ -- deletes information from the input range that \ matches criteria in the criterion range. \BL\Reset\BS\ -- cancels any previously set up input, output, \ and criterion ranges. \BL\Quit\BS\ -- used to return to top-level Data menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on an individual Data \ Query command, select one of the function key labels below. \EOT\ Name = Data Find Llabel = " DATA FIND" Slabel = "D FIND" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Query, Data Ranges, Criterion, Data Xtract, Data Delete, Data Unique Title = "Using the Data Query Find Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dqf\BS\ (Data Query Find) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Query Find command displays \ all records in the input range that match the criteria in the \ criterion range. You must set up an input range and criterion \ range before selecting the Data Query Find command. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Data Query Find command: 1\IND\Make sure you have set up an input range \ and a criterion range. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /dqf \IND\The first record that matches the criteria in the criterion \ range is highlighted in the input range. \IND\Use \KEY=Down\ to highlight the next record that \ matches the criteria. Keep pressing \KEY=Down\ to highlight \ the records that have been found. The cursor will not move to a \ record that doesn't match the criteria in the criterion range. \IND\You can also use \KEY=Home\ and \KEY=End\ to move to \ the first and last matching records in the input range. 4\IND\After looking at all the records that have been found, press \ \KEY=Enter\, \KEY=Cancl\, or \KEY=Exit\ to leave the \ Find command and return to the Data Query menu. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If there are no records in the input range \ that match the criteria in the criterion range, no records are \ highlighted in the input range, and you are returned to the Data \ Query menu. \EOT\ Name = Data Xtract Llabel = " DATA XTRACT" Slabel = "D XTRCT" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Query, Data Ranges, Criterion, Data Unique, Data Delete, Data Find Title = "Using the Data Query Extract Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dqe\BS\ (Data Query Extract) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Query Extract command copies \ records from the input range that match the criteria in the \ criterion range, and places the matching records in the \ output range. You must set up an input \ range, a criterion range, and an output range before selecting the \ Data Query Extract command. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Data Query Extract command: G   The input range is adjusted to a smaller range \ when records are deleted. \EOT\ Name = Distribution Llabel = "D DISTRIBUTION" Slabel = " D DIST" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Fill, Data Table, Data Regression Title = "Using the Data Distribution Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dd\BS\ (Data Distribution) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Distribution command allows you to\ calculate the frequency distribution of a range by counting \ the number of values in each of a specified number of intervals. This command is similar to the Data Table commands in that \ you must create a "bin range" to collect the distribution values \ very much like you create a table to collect the subsituted values \ in the Data Table commands. CREATING A BIN RANGE A bin range is a column of numbers that indicate the various \ ranges you want to use in the Data Distribution command. The numbers in a bin range must progress in value from smallest \ to largest. The area to the right of the bin range must be blank. For1\IND\Make sure you have set up all the data ranges. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /dqe 4\IND\The records that match the criteria, and whose field \ names are in the top row of the output range are copied to \ the output range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you have indicated an output range that contains \ just a row of field names, the output range is adjusted to fit all \ the records xtracted. It may be helpful to split the worksheet into two windows to \ display the criterion range in one window, and the \ output range in another. \EOT\ Name = Data Unique Llabel = " DATA UNIQUE" Slabel = "D UNIQ" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Query, Data Ranges, Criterion, Data Xtract, Data Delete, Data Find Title = "Using the Data Query Unique Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dqu\BS\ (Data Query Unique) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Query Unique command copies \ records from the input range that match the criteria in the \ criterion range, and places the matching records in the \ output range. You must set up an input \ range, a criterion range, and an output range before selecting the \ Data Query Unique command. The only difference between the \ Data Query Unique and Data Query Extract commands is that the \ Unique command eliminates duplicate records in the output range. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Data Query Unique command: 1\IND\Make sure you have set up all the data ranges. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /dqu 4\IND\The records that match the criteria, and whose field \ names are in the top row of the output range are copied to \ the output range. No duplicate records are copied to the \ output range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you have indicated an output range that contains \ just a row of field names, the output range is adjusted to fit all \ the copied records. It may be helpful to split the worksheet into two windows to \ display the criterion range in one window, and the output \ range in another. \EOT\ Name = Data Delete Llabel = " DATA DELETE" Slabel = " D DEL" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Query, Data Ranges, Criterion, Data Xtract, Data Find, Data Unique Title = "Using the Data Query Delete Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dqd\BS\ (Data Query Delete) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Query Delete command removes \ all records in the input range that match the criteria in \ the criterion range. You must set up an input range and a \ criterion range before selecting the Data Query Delete command. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To use the Data Query Delete command: 1\IND\Make sure you have set up the required data ranges. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /dqd 4\IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Delete\BS\ and then \ press \KEY=Enter\ to delete the records. \IND\Move the cursor to \BL\Cancel\BS\ and then \ press \KEY=Enter\ to cancel the Delete \ command and return to the Data Query menu. \IND\The records that match the criteria in the criterion range \ are deleted. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ H  example, the following bin range \ contains values for numbers of parts in a dollar range. Bin range \IND\25\IND\blank \IND\50\IND\blank \IND\75\IND\blank \IND\100\IND\blank This bin range will be used to calculate the number of parts that \ cost less than or equal to $25, the number of parts that cost less \ than or equal to $50 and more than $25, the number of parts that \ cost less than or equal to $75 and more than $50, and the number \ of parts that cost less than or equal to $100 and more than $75. After indicating the values range (the part of your \ worksheet for which you want to calculate the frequency \ distribution, and indicating the bin range, you will \ see a list of numbers next to the bin range numbers \ that displays the amount of parts that fall into each \ cost category. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To calculate frequency distribution: 1\IND\Set up a bin range. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /dd 4\IND\Move the cursor to the first cell in the values range, \ and type a period (.) to anchor the cursor. 5\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the values range, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. 6\IND\Move the cursor to the first cell of the bin range, \ and type a period (.) to anchor the cursor. 7\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the entire bin \ range (including blank cells that \ will contain the distribution numbers), and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The bin range is filled with the number of values that \ fall within the specified intervals in your bin range. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ If you are creating a very large bin range, you \ may find it quicker to use the Data Fill command to set up the \ bin intervals. \EOT\ Name = Data Matrix Llabel = " Data MATRIX" Slabel = " MATRIX" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Fill, Data Table, Transpose Title = "Using the Data Matrix Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dm\BS\ (Data Matrix) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Matrix command multiplies or inverts a \ matrix made up of columns and rows of cell entries. The largest \ possible matrix for either multiplying or inverting is 90 rows \ by 90 columns. \UL\Inverting a Matrix\US\ \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To invert a matrix: 1\IND\Make sure you have the same number of rows and columns. 2\IND\From READY mode, type /dmi 3\IND\Type the input range and press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Type the output range and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Solution Designer places the result in the specified output \ range. \UL\Multiplying Two Matrices\US\ \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To multiply two matrixes: 1\IND\Make sure you have the same number of columns in the first \ range as there are rows in the second range. 2\IND\From READY mode, type /dmm 3\IND\Type the first input range and press \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Type the second input range and press \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Type the output range and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\Solution Designer places the result in the specified output \ range. \EOT\ Name = Data Regression Llabel = " D REGRESSION" Slabel = " D REGR" Branch = Commands, Data, Data Fill, Data Table, Distribution Title = "Using the Data Regression Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dr\BS\ (Data Regression) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Regression command \ computes the coefficient values and constant for a formula \ that ties ranges of independent variables to a range of dependent \ variables. It also indicates the statistical accuracy of these values. USES FOR LINEAR AND MULTIPLE REGRESSION \IND\To see how and whether two or more sets of values are \ dependent on each other. \IND\To predict a value for a dependent variable based on other \ values for one or more independent variables. \IND\To determine the slope(s) and the Y intercept(s) of the best-\ fitting lines(s) for a set of data points. GUIDELINES \IND\The X coefficient(s) are the slopes in the results. \IND\The Y axis intercept appears as the constant in the results. \IND\The X and R ranges must have the same number of rows. \IND\You can specify up to 16 independent variables for multipH   of data. Input-Column\IND\Specifies the column of labels to be parsed. Output-Range\IND\Specifies the output range to store labels and \ numbers. Reset \IND\Cancels both the input column and the output range. Go \IND\Parses input data and returns you to READY mode. Quit \IND\Returns you to READY mode. The format line is a label preceded by a vertical split bar (|). \ Characters in the format line indicate the data type and width \ of each block in the cell below it. The Data Parse Format-Line Create command creates a format \ line automatically in the row above the label at the current cell \ position. It treats each group of characters separated by one or \ more blank spaces as a single block of data, identifying each as a \ value, date or time, or a label. Format lines can contain the following data: L\IND\the first character of a label block V\IND\the first character of a value block D\IND\the first character of a date block T\IND\the first character ole \ regression. \IND\You can specify either a single cell (the upper-left cell of \ the range) or the entire range as the output range. The output \ range must be at least nine rows long and two columns wider than \ the number of independent variables.  The output range must be \ a minimum of four columns wide. \IND\The intercept option allows you to select either to compute \ the Y intercept or force it to be zero. The default value is to compute \ the Y intercept. \IND\There is no limit to the number of values you can enter in each \ column of variables, assuming it does not exceed the number of rows \ in the worksheet. The Data Regression command consists of the following elements; each \ can be executed as part of the command: X-Range \IND\Sets the range for the independent variables. Y-Range \IND\Sets the range for dependent variables. Output-Range\IND\Specifies the output range to store linear \ regression results. Intercept \IND\Specifies the intercept option, either Compute or \ Zero. Compute figures the Y intercept value; Zero forces the Y \ intercept to be 0. Reset \IND\Cancels both the regression ranges and the intercept. Go \IND\Performs linear regression and returns you to READY mode. Quit  \IND\Returns you to READY mode. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To execute a data regression: 1\IND\With the worksheet in READY mode, type /dr 2\IND\Specify a regression range for the independent variable by \ typing x, typing the range, and pressing \KEY=Enter\. 3\IND\Specify a regression range for the dependent variable by typing y \ typing the range, and pressing \KEY=Enter\. 4\IND\Specify a range to store the results by typing o, typing the \ range, and pressing \KEY=Enter\. 5\IND\Specify an integration option by typing i, selecting \ Compute or Zero, and pressing \KEY=Enter\. 6\IND\Press r to cancel your specified ranges and the intercept option. 7\IND\Press g to perform the regression and return to READY mode, \ or press q to return to READY mode without performing the regression. The following information is entered into the output range: \IND\constant \IND\standard error of the y estimate \IND\r-squared value \IND\number of observations \IND\degrees of freedom \IND\x coefficients for each of the independent variables \IND\standard error of each of these coefficients \EOT\ Name = Data Parse Llabel = " DATA PARSE" Slabel = "D PARSE" Branch = Commands, Modes, Data, Data Fill, Import Title = "Using the Data Parse Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /dp\BS\ (Data Parse) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Data Parse command converts a column \ of long labels into several columns of labels or numbers. Use this\ command to parse a text file you have imported into your \ worksheet (using the File Import Text command). The Data Parse command consists of the following elements; \ each can be executed as part of the command: Format-Line \IND\Sets the standard for how the labels in the cells \ below it will be parsed into blocksI f a time block S\IND\skip the character below when parsing >\IND\continuation of the block *\IND\blank space immediately below; currently undefined, but can \ become part of a block of data in cells that follow. You can enter the skip symbol (S) manually only. When you edit a format \ line, you can replace a symbol with an S. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To execute a data parse: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the top cell of the column you want \ to parse. 2\IND\With the worksheet in READY mode, type /dp 3\IND\Press f to select Format-Line. 4\IND\Press c to select Create. 5\IND\Edit the format line if any of the following conditions exist:\ \IND\If any block (including adjacent * characters) is not wide enough \ for the data that will be parsed in the rows below it. \IND\If any of the block widths or data type characters are incorrect. \IND\If any single block contains a space (it is treated as two shorter \ blocks in this case). \IND\The procedure for editing follows this procedure. 6\IND\Create additional format lines for any of the following conditions:\ \IND\If any cell below the format line contains a block whose data type \ or width does not match the format line. \IND\If your imported data contains descriptive labels, numeric entries, \ or rows of characters separating different sections of the worksheet. \IND\To create a new format line: \IND\From READY mode, position the cell pointer in the next cell \ in the column requiring a new format line. \IND\Type /dpfc, and edit the new line, if necesary. 7\IND\Type i to select Input-Range. 8\IND\Type the range containing the column of format lines \ and the cells you want to parse. The range contains only one column. 9\IND\Type o to select Output-Range. 10\IND\Type the cell address of the upper-left corner of the blank \ range you want to use for the parsed data. \IND\NOTE: Any data in the output range will be overwritten. 11\IND\Press g to select Go. A copy of the parsed data is placed in the output range. \ Solution Designer has entered each block of data in an individual \ cell as a value, date or time, or a label. \BL\PROCEDURE:\BS\ To edit a format line: 1\IND\Move the cell pointer to the cell containing the format \ line you want to edit.  2\IND\From READY mode, type /dp 3\IND\Press f to select Format-Line. 4\IND\Press e to select Edit. \IND\The format line is now in the control panel for editing. 5\IND\Edit the format line as you would any label. \IND\Press Cancel to cancel the format line edit and return to READY mode, canceling all of your changes. 6\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ when you have finished editing the format line. Solution Designer displays the new format line in your worksheet and \ returns you to the Data Parse menu to continue with the procedure. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Solution Designer tests the data block to determine its \ data type in the following order: value, date, and time. All other \ blocks are labels. Soltuion Designer ignores any nonlabel cells in \ the input column.\EOT\ Name = Advanced Commands Llabel = "ADVANCD COMMDS" Slabel = "ADVANCD" Branch = Commands, Goal-Seeking, Advanced Move, Advanced Defaults, Macro Title = "Using Advanced Commands" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /a\BS\ (Advanced Commands) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced commands lets you use the \ following commands: \BL\Advanced Record-Macro\BS\ - Lets you create keyboard \ macros by recording the keystrokes as you type them. \BL\Advanced Link\BS\ - Lets you link data in the current \ worksheet with data contained in other worksheets. \BL\Advanced Goal-Seeking\BS\ - Lets you determine what values \ will help you reach a defined goal. \BL\Advanced Move\BS\ - Moves entire columns and rows. \BL\Advanced Automatic\BS\ - Automatically moves the cursor after \ you press \KEY=Enter\. \BL\Advanced Defaults\BS\ - Establishes advanced defaults, such \ as copy formulas or values, align-columns, blank format. \BL\Advanced Width\BS\ - Sets/Resets width of range of columns. \BL\PI   in the external worksheet that contains the data you \ want to receive, and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The message: "Enter target:" is displayed. 6\IND\Move the cursor to indicate the target cell or range, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. The cells are copied into the current worksheet. If you chose "Edit", \ the former target area will be erased. Every time \ the current worksheet is opened, the linked cells will be \ copied from the external worksheet into the target area. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ The target area must be large enough to contain the \ same number of cells as the source area. Any data in cells within \ the target area will be overwritten. \EOT\ Name = Goal-Seeking Llabel = " GOAL SEEKING" Slabel = "A GOALS" Branch = Commands, Advanced Commands, Data Table Title = "Using the Advanced Goal-Seeking Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH:\BS\ /ag\BS\ (Advanced Goal-Seeking) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Goal-Seeking command \ helps you determine what variables you need to achieve in \ ROCEDURE:\BS\ To display the Advanced commands: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /a The Advanced commands are displayed. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on the Advanced commands, \ select one of the function key labels below. \EOT\ Name = Link Llabel = "ADVANCED LINK" Slabel = " A LINK" Branch = Commands, Advanced Commands, Goal-Seeking, Advanced Move Title = "Using the Advanced Link Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /al\BS\ (Advanced Link) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Link command lets you \ link data in your current worksheet to data in other \ worksheet files. A worksheet \UL\link\US\ is a connection from a cell \ or range in the current worksheet to a cell or range \ in another worksheet. Values in the linked cells of the \ current worksheet are derived from the values in the external \ worksheet. When you create a link, you copy a cell or range (called \ the source area) from an external worksheet into a cell or \ range (called the target area) in the current worksheet. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To create a link: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /al \IND\The following Link commands are displayed: \BL\Create\BS\ - Lets you specify the external worksheet, source area \ in the external worksheet, target area in the current worksheet, \ then copies information from the source area into the target area. \BL\Edit\BS\ - Lets you select an existing link and change \ the target area in the current worksheet. The old target area \ will be erased, and the source data in the external worksheet \ will be copied to the new target area. \BL\Delete\BS\ - Lets you remove an existing link. The old target area \ will be erased. \BL\List-Dependent\BS\ - Lets you view a list of external worksheets \ that receive information from the current worksheet. \BL\Quit\BS\ - Exits Link menu; returns to READY mode. 3\IND\Type the first character of the desired link command. \IND\If you chose "List-Dependent", the external worksheets \ depending on information in the current worksheet will \ be displayed. Press \KEY=Enter\ to return to the Link menu. 4\IND\If you chose "Edit" or "Delete", the external worksheets will \ be displayed. Select the worksheet with the link you want to change, \ and press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The message: "Enter range name of link:" is displayed, along \ with a menu of range names for links to the selected worksheet. \IND\If you chose "Create", all worksheets in the current directory \ will be displayed. Move the cursor to the name of the file to which \ you want to link and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\The message: "Enter named range:" is displayed. 5\IND\If you chose "Edit" or "Delete", move \ the cursor to the name of the link you wish to edit or delete, \ and press \KEY=Enter\. If you chose "Delete", the link will be removed, \ the former target range will be erased, and you are returned to \ the Link menu. \IND\If you chose "Create", type the range name or cell address of \ the cell or rangeJ order to reach a desired "bottom-line." Goal-seeking is the \ opposite of "what-if" analysis. Before using the goal-seeking command, you must determine \ the cell that contains the variable and the cell containing \ the target. The \UL\variable\US\ cell contains the number \ that the goal-seeking command will adjust to reach your goal. \ The cell must contain a number--it cannot contain a formula or \ label. The \UL\target\US\ cell represents the goal. This \ cell must contain a formula that uses either the variable cell \ or another cell that is affected by the variable cell. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the goal-seeking command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the variable cell, and type /ag \IND\The message: "Enter variable cell" is displayed. 3\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ to use the current cell as the \ variable cell. 4\IND\Move the cursor to the target cell, and then press \ \KEY=Enter\. \IND\A form requests the value of the goal. 5\IND\Type the value of the goal, and then press \KEY=Enter\. The worksheet is recalculated and the variable cell displays the \ value that is required to reach the desired goal. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Goal-seeking iterates up to 40 times to find \ a solution. Sometimes, convergence will not be reached. Some \ goal-seeking situations may have more than one correct answer; \ especially if the positive and negative values of the same \ number could both be correct. \EOT\ Name = Advanced Move Llabel = "ADVANCED MOVE" Slabel = "AD MOVE" Branch = Commands, Advanced Commands, Move Title = "Using the Advanced Move Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /am\BS\ (Advanced Move) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Move command lets you move \ entire columns and rows. This differs from the Move command \ on the top-level menu, which is limited to moving cells or \ ranges and requires you to indicate exactly which cells are \ to be moved. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the Advanced Move command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Move the cursor to the first column or row \ you want to move. 3\IND\Type /am \IND\The following choices are displayed: \BL\Column\BS\ \ \BL\ROW\BS\. 4\IND\Type the first character of your choice. 5\IND\Move the cursor to highlight any additonal adjacent \ columns or rows you want to move, and then press \KEY=Enter\. 6\IND\Move the cursor to the row above, or the column to \ the left of the location where you want to place the moved \ columns or rows. 7\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\. The entire columns or rows are moved to the new location. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ Be careful when moving columns or rows that \ contain values used in formulas. These formulas may become \ invalid. If you change your mind about the move before you have indicated \ a destination, press \KEY=Cancl\ several times until \ you are returned to the Advanced Commands menu. \EOT\ Name = Advanced Automatic Llabel = " AUTO CURSOR" Slabel = "AD AUTO" Branch = Commands, Advanced Commands, Move Cursor Title = "Using the Advanced Automatic Cursor Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /aa\BS\ (Advanced Automatic) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Automatic command allows the \ cursor to move after you press \KEY=Enter\. This is very \ useful when you are typing long columns or rows of numbers \ into a new worksheet. Instead of remaining in a cell after you complete the cell \ entry, the cursor can be set up to move automatically to the \ next cell (up, down, right, or left) when you press \KEY=Enter\. The direction the cursor moves depends upon the most-recently \ used arrow key. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the Advanced Automatic command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /aa 3\IND\Type \BL\y\BS\. Automatic cursor movement is selected. \EOT\ Name = Advanced Defaults Llabel = "ADVANCD DEFLTS" Slabel = "DEFAULT" Branch = Commands, Advanced Commands, Copy, Range Value, Range Erase Title = "Using Advanced Defaults" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ad\BS\ (Advanced Defaults) \BL\DESCRIPTIJ  elected Display, the selected columns will be \ displayed. \EOT\ Name = Macro Llabel = " RECORD MACRO" Slabel = "R MACRO" Branch = Using Help, Commands, Advanced Commands Title = "Using the Advanced Record-Macro Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /ar\BS\ (Advanced Record-Macro) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Record-Macro command lets \ you build a macro by letting the worksheet record your \ keystrokes. This method of creating macros eliminates the \ need to do a "dry run" normally associated with macro \ creation. Macros save time by providing a shortcut for the mulitple \ keystrokes and commands that you use frequently in your everyday \ work--formatting new worksheets, typing repeated \ labels and formulas, or printing selected portions of the \ worksheet. A macro consists of three parts--its name, its commands and \ keystrokes, and explanatory comments--and is located in the \ area of the worksheet below and to the right of any cells \ containing actual worksheet data. EXAMPLE MACRO TheON:\BS\ The Advanced Default commands let you \ set the Copy command to copy formulas and values, or values \ only (not the formulas that determine them); turn on or off \ an automatic one-space gutter to the right of each column in \ the worksheet; and set the Range Erase command to erase \ cell contents, format, and attributes, or contents only--leaving \ format, protection, and label-prefix settings. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the Advanced Defaults: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /ad \IND\The following default selections are displayed: \BL\Copy-values\BS\ - When this is set to "No", the Copy \ command copies formulas and values. If set to "Yes", the \ Copy command copies values only. \BL\Align-columns\BS\ - When this is set to "Yes", a \ single-space gutter appears to the right of each column in \ the worksheet. If set to "No", no gutter appears. \BL\Blank Format\BS\ - When this is set to "Yes", the \ Range Erase command erases the range format settings, \ protection settings, and label-prefixes for every cell in the \ range. If set to "No", the Range Erase command erases only the \ cell contents. \ The {Blank} macro command will be effected just like Range Erase. 3\IND\Type the first character of the desired default setting. 4\IND\Select Yes or No, and then press \KEY=Enter\. The selected default setting is changed. \EOT\ Name = Advanced Width Llabel = "ADVANCED WIDTH" Slabel = "A WIDTH" Branch = Commands, Advanced Commands, G.Column-Width Title = "Using the Advanced Width Command" Text = \BL\COMMAND PATH: /aw\BS\ (Advanced Width) \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Advanced Width command \ allows you to change the width of one or more columns by \ resetting the width to the default global column-width, \ or by setting a new width. You can also use this command \ to make one or more columns invisible but still retain \ their contents, or to display the contents of hidden columns. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the Advanced Width command: 1\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 2\IND\Type /aw \IND\The following choices are displayed: \BL\Set\BS\ - Sets new column-width \BL\Reset\BS\ - Resets column-width to the global column-width \ setting \BL\Hide\BS\ - Prevent the display of certain columns, \ without changing any contents \BL\Display\BS\ - Display previously hidden columns 3\IND\Type the first character of the desired choice. \IND\You see the following message: "Enter range of columns:" \IND\Currently hidden columns will be temporarily displayed, \ with an asterisk next to the column letter in the column headings. 4\IND\Move the cursor to highlight the range of columns, \ and then press \KEY=Enter\. \IND\If you selected Set, type a new column-width, and then \ press \KEY=Enter\. The new column-width is entered, and the \ selected columns are adjusted. \IND\If you selected Reset, the selected columns are adjusted \ to the global column-width. \IND\If you selected Hide, the selected columns will be \ removed from the display. \IND\If you sK  following is an example of a simple interactive macro used \ to erase the contents of a group of cells. The name given \ to this command (which is the same as the command to use it) is \ \BL\\e\BS\. The \BL\/re{?}\BS\ is the command portion of the \ macro, and the comments to the right give you an idea of how the \ macro is used. \BL\\e /re{?}~\BS\ Start Range Erase command. Wait for input, then \KEY=Enter\ \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ The following procedures show you how to \ create the example macro using the Advanced Record-Macro command: 1\IND\Move to the location in the worksheet where you want \ to place the macro. \IND\Make sure you have enough blank cells to accomodate the \ macro. This example needs at least three adjacent vacant columns, \ and three consecutive vacant rows. 2\IND\Make sure you are in READY mode. 3\IND\Type /ar \IND\The following message is displayed: Enter macro name. 4\IND\Type one letter to name the macro. \IND\Use a letter that reminds you of the macro's purpose. \ For this example, use \BL\e\BS\, since the macro's purpose \ is to erase. \IND\The following message is displayed: Enter macro range: 5\IND\Since you need to indicate only the first cell of \ the macro, press \KEY=Enter\. The worksheet is now ready to record your keystrokes. 6\IND\Type /re 7\IND\Since this macro is interactive and accepts user input, \ you must indicate a macro operator. Press Macro (F1), type \ \BL\?\BS\, and then press \KEY=Enter\ to complete the macro \ operator command. 8\IND\Press \KEY=Enter\ again to complete the macro commands. 9\IND\Press Macro (F1), and then press \KEY=Exit\ to end \ the macro recording. The macro is recorded. USING THE EXAMPLE MACRO To use the example macro: 1\IND\Press Macro (F1) 2\IND\Type e The macro waits for you to indicate the range of cells to erase. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on macros, see the \ Solution Designer Reference. \EOT\ Name = Quit Llabel = " QUIT" Slabel = " QUIT" Branch = Using Help, Topics, Commands, Print, Data, Exiting Title = "Using the Quit Command" Text = \BL\DESCRIPTION:\BS\ The Quit command is used throughout \ the menu system. In most cases, Quit is used \ to return to READY mode; in another case (from the \ top-level menu), Quit is used to exit from the \ program. If you select Quit from the top-level menu (by typing /q from \ READY mode), a menu will \ be presented allowing you to save your changes before exiting. If you select Quit from any of the other menus, you \ will return to READY mode. \BL\NOTES:\BS\ For more information on using Quit to \ exit the program, select the EXITING screen below. \EOT\ more columns by \ resetting the width to the default global column-width, \ or by setting a new width. You can also use this command \ to make one or more columns invisible but still retain \ their contents, or to display the contents of hidden columns. \BL\PROCEDURES:\BS\ To use the Advanced Width command: 1\IND\Make sure you arååååK  ååååååååååååååååL ååååååååååååååååL  åååååååååååååååå