Which HP models have a MOD function?

[Joe Horn]

I've been trying to discern which HP calculators have a built-in MOD (modulo) function. I *think* this is the list, but it takes a crazy amount of hunting to answer such questions.

HP calculators with a built-in MOD function:

28C/S
33S (called RMDR but really a mod function)
35S (called RMDR but really a mod function)
38G
39/40all
41all
42S
48/49/50all
71B (has both MOD and RMD)
75 (has both MOD and RMD)

Did I miss any? Thanks in advance!

BTW, I'm NOT looking for ways to implement MOD on the other programmable models. There have already been plenty of postings about that, e.g. HERE.

[salvomic]

The Prime has MOD (Modulus) also.

Salvo

[Don Shepherd]

Joe, 17b and 19b series have mod as a solver function.

[Bill Duncan]

The HP-16C of course..
Only in binary mode however and called "RMD".

[rprosperi]

(12-29-2017 10:04 PM)Don Shepherd Wrote:  Joe, 17b and 19b series have mod as a solver function.

Which means the 27S has it as well (I did check, as there are some subtle differences in the solvers)

[striegel]

(12-29-2017 10:04 PM)Don Shepherd Wrote:  Joe, 17b and 19b series have mod as a solver function.

By extension, the HP Calc financial calculator built into the palmtops (95LX, 100LX, and 200LX) has almost the same MOD() solver function. The syntax for the palmtops uses a comma to separate arguments instead of a colon.

Alan

[Gerald H]

Palmtops have 4 options, namely .,;: