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Casio MS-80VER - How do you set the Euro conversion?
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Hey all...

Just wondering if any of you have a clue how to set the rate?  I know it changes all the time but I would love to know how to actually change the rate as needed.


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Hi,

Welcome to the forum. Not one of my favorite calculators but it is a robust little machine.

To program the exchange rate just do the following :

AC

wait 2 seconds

Rate Set

type in the Euro conversion rate

Rate Set

You've now got the Euro conversion rate set.

cheers,

Shaun.

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