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Bug with EDITMAT() - bobkrohn - 12-18-2014 10:26 AM
From Home. on actual calculator
EDITMAT() seems to work with built-in Matrix variables like M1.
Try to use a user defined Matrix and you discover a BUG.
Locks up the calculator.
on Reset you find your user defined Matrix has disappeared.
It seems to be OK on Emulator
RE: Bug with EDITMAT() - Snorre - 12-18-2014 12:21 PM
Hi Bob,
I couldn't reproduce this behaviour on my device
It seems that something's odd with your device. Have you already tried a hard reset (Turn off, then press and hold [Templ]+[Power]+[Comma], then switch on, then release, finally -- in diagnostic mode -- select [9] Reset). Beware, you'll wipe your data (make a backup).
[EDIT #2]: Forget about it! First check if your current app is "Spreadsheet" and if your matrix' name collides with a cell's name (maybe it's similiar to this issue).
RE: Bug with EDITMAT() - Han - 12-18-2014 02:45 PM
(12-18-2014 10:26 AM)bobkrohn Wrote: From Home. on actual calculator
EDITMAT() seems to work with built-in Matrix variables like M1.
Try to use a user defined Matrix and you discover a BUG.
Locks up the calculator.
on Reset you find your user defined Matrix has disappeared.
It seems to be OK on Emulator
Is your firmware up to date?
RE: Bug with EDITMAT() - bobkrohn - 12-19-2014 05:28 AM
Yes firmware it's up to date. Dec 03 2014 version.
Speadsheet is active but there is nothing in it.
I entered numeric data into M1 then Stored to my custom named variabe
i.e. M1>KoGo
I'll try everything again tomorrow.
Had to reset with a pin in the hole on back.