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‎02-20-2018 12:18 PM

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Product: HP Prime

When I select 'financial app' it selects 'TVM' in the method drop-down window and I can't get past this! 

 

Help!

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‎02-20-2018 06:56 PM

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Press the Num key to enter numbers into the selected Method's data fields. Press the Symb key to return to the Method selector.

 

If that seems non-obvious, I totally agree with you. :Wink:

 

Disclaimer: I don't work for HP. I'm just another happy HP calculator user.

-Joe-

‎02-21-2018 11:23 PM

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Hello,

 

Sorry, I originally posted this in the wrong thread!

 

I fully agree that it is not very  user firendly.

 

In our defence, It is concistent with other apps where you select the type of calculations in symb 🙂

 

Another good source of help in such cases is the on calc help which does specify: "First select your desired calculation from the drop menu, then press num to enter the finance numeric view and solve the chosen equations"...

 

Regardless, I am glad that you found the "trick"...

 

Cyrille

I am an HP Employee
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