Specifying matrices first, then functions
One matrix operation:
Specify output cell (double-click)
Select all the cells of the input matrix
Go to "Stats & Matrix Functions" drop down menu and select desired function, e.g. "m_transp( )"
Click "=" button on the Tool Bar or press Enter key to calculate
Two matrix operation:
Specify output cell (double-click)
Select all cells of the first matrix
Hold down "Ctrl" key and then select all cells of the second matrix
Go to "Stats & Matrix Functions" drop down menu and select desired function, e.g. "m_mult( )"
Click "=" button on the Tool Bar or press Enter key to calculate
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Specifying functions first, then matrices
One matrix operation:
Specify output cell (double-click)
Go to "Stats & Matrix Functions" drop down menu and select desired function, e.g. "m_transp( )"
In the "User Math Formula Edit Box" click between parentheses to put cursor there, i.e. "m_transp( | )"
Select upper left cell of matrix
Hold down "Ctrl" and select lower right most cell of matrix
Click "Get cells" button on the Tool Bar
The "User Math Formula Edit Box" will be updated, e.g. m_transp(R1C1?R3C3)
Change question mark to colon, i.e. m_transp(R1C1:R3C3)
Click "=" button on the Tool Bar or press Enter key to calculate
Two matrix operation:
Specify output cell (double-click)
Go to "Stats & Matrix Functions" drop down menu and select desired function, e.g. "m_plus( )"
In the "User Math Formula Edit Box" click between parentheses to put cursor there, i.e. "m_plus( | )"
Select upper left cell of the first matrix
Hold down "Ctrl" and select: lower right most cell of first matrix, upper left cell of second matrix, lower right most cell of second matrix
Click "Get cells" button on the Tool Bar
The "User Math Formula Edit Box" will be updated, e.g. m_plus(R1C1?R3C3?R1C4?R3C6)
Change question mark to colons (express range of a matrix) and commas (separate two matrices), e.g. m_plus(R1C1:R3C3,R1C4:R3C6)
Click "=" button on the Tool Bar or press Enter key to calculate
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