HP 48g Graphing Calculator - Manual (Page 83)

3. Edit the object using the standard command line editing
procedures,
4. Press
(ENTER)
or
UK .
me
ihile in the arm:
1. Select the data (or extended data) field.
2. Press
[IMXT
) C
h
LC . A version of the stack appears (notice that
both the form title and the field prompt are still visible), and any
object that was in the selected field is now on level 1. If desired,
press STS to show or hide the status line.
3. Perform the stack calculation you need, entering additional objects
or selecting commands from other menus. The result you want to
enter into the data field must be on level 1 when you finish.
4. If OK isn’t visible on the menu (because you have used other
menus), press fi^fCOIMT ) to make it visible again.
5. Press OK to enter the calculated result into the selected data
field, or CliHCL to return without entering the result.
To make 0 a second input form:
1. Select a data (or extended data) field,
2. Press
[ nx T 1
CfiLC . A version of the stack appears (notice that
both the form title and field prompt are still visible), and any
object that was in the selected field is now on level 1.
3. Open the second input form.
4. Complete your task(s) in the second input form and exit it by
pressing OK or ClTNCL, or by executing a task that exits that
particular form.
5. If OK isn’t visible on the menu (because you have used other
command menus), press fi^fCONTl to make it visible again,
6. Make sure the object on level 1 of the stack is what you want
stored in the selected data field of the original form. (It may have
changed, depending on what you did in the second input form.)
7. Press OK to return to the original input form and enter the
level 1 obji'ct into the selected data field in the input form, or
C fl H CL to return without entering the level 1 object.
input Forms and Choose Lists 6-5