
Copy and paste
1.
To copy one or more cells, select them and press .
2.
Move to the desired location and press .
You can choose to paste either the value, formula, format, both value and format, or both formula and
format.
You can also copy data from the Spreadsheet app and paste it into the Statistics apps, the List Editor, or the
Matrix Editor. Or, you can copy from one of those apps and paste into the Spreadsheet app. In these cases,
only the values are pasted.
Using the CHOOSE command
The CHOOSE command denes a cell as a drop-down box in the spreadsheet. The name of a cell is used as the
variable name.
For example, if you enter the command =CHOOSE($B$1, “Favorite Color”, {“Red”,
“Green”, “Yellow”, “Blue”}) in cell A1, cell A1 becomes a drop-down box. Tap this cell to open a
list titled Favorite Color with entries Red, Green, Yellow, and Blue. If you tap Blue, then cell B1 contains the
value 4 because Blue is the fourth entry. If you enter 2 in cell B1, the value selected in cell A1 changes to
Green, because Green is the second entry.
External references
You can refer to data in a spreadsheet from outside the Spreadsheet app by using the reference
SpreadsheetName.CR. For example, in Home view you can refer to cell A6 in the built-in spreadsheet by
entering Spreadsheet.A6. Thus the formula 6*Spreadsheet.A6 would multiply whatever value is currently
in cell A6 in the built-in app by 6.
If you have created a customized spreadsheet called, say, Savings, you simply refer to it by its name, as in
5*Savings.A6.
An external reference can also be to a named cell, as in 5*Savings.TOTAL.
In the same way, you can also enter references to spreadsheet cells in the CAS.
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