Just add
alias calc ‘awk “BEGIN{ print \!:1 }”;’
to your .alias or whatever-your-default-shell-file-is file.
Restart the terminal.
Example usage:
Though, it gets a bit cluttery if you want to use parenthesis.
- calc “1000000\*\(1.45\+6.2\)\/100″
You need to put the whole expression in double quotes and use the escape character “\” for every symbol (*,/,),(,+,-) you use in the expression.
But in the end, it works! :)
Update 1:
Just add
alias calc ‘echo "\!:*" | bc -l’
to your .alias or whatever-your-default-shell-file-is file.
Restart the terminal.
Example usage:
- calc 4*4
- calc 1000000*(6.2+1.45)/100
- calc 4^4 ( calculation of powers also works using bc! )
References: 1 2
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Select the portion from where you want to remove all the hyperlinks, press Ctrl + Alt + F9. Done!
I use Word 2007 and it worked for me.
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Have you faced a situation in Excel where you want it to automatically show integers as integers and fractions as proper fractions (e.g. 8/3) and not mixed fractions (e.g. 2 2/3) or decimals (e.g. 2.6667)?
Well, I faced that situation today. Excel does not have a direct solution to this.
Yes, you can go to ‘Format Cells’ -> ‘Number’ and choose the format you want.
I will take two numbers to show an example of my problem: 8 and 8/3. I want them to be shown just as I typed them here.
Problem if I use default Fractional format (“# ???/???”): I see those numbers as 8 and 2 2/3.
Problem if I use a custom Fractional format (“???/???”): I see those numbers as 8/1 and 8/3.
Solution:
=IF(MOD(A1,A2)=0,TEXT(A1/A2,”#”),TEXT(A1/A2,”???/???”))
NOTE: A2 could be 1.
Here I have used A1 and A2 as example cells. For my application, I needed the formula,
=IF(MOD(B$4,(2*$A5))=0,TEXT(B$4/(2*$A5),”#”),TEXT(B$4/(2*$A5),”???/???”))
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