Performs quick calculations of common functions.

Clear

Clears the Input box.

Clear History

Clears the history area.

Paste Value to Command Line

Pastes the value in the Input box at the Command prompt. When QuickCalc is used transparently
during a command, this button is replaced by the Apply button at the bottom of the
calculator.

Get Coordinates

Calculates the coordinates of a point.

Distance Between Two Points

Calculates the distance between two points. The calculated distance always displays
as a unitless decimal value.

Angle of Line Defined by Two Points

Calculates the angle of two points.

Two Lines Defined by Four Points

Calculates the intersection of four points.

Displays a running list of previously evaluated expressions. The History area shortcut
menu provides several options, including copying a selected expression to the Clipboard.

Provides a box where you enter and retrieve expressions.

Hides or Displays all QuickCalc function areas. Right-click to select individual function
areas to hide or display.

Provides a standard calculator keypad where you enter numbers and symbols for arithmetic
expressions.

Evaluates trigonometric, logarithmic, exponential, and other expressions commonly
associated with scientific and engineering applications.

Converts units of measurement from one unit type to another unit type. The units conversion
area accepts only decimal values without units.

Units Type

Select length, area, volume, and angular values from a list.

Convert From

Lists the units of measurement from which to convert.

Convert To

Lists the units of measurement to which to convert.

Value to Convert

Provides a box to enter a value to convert.

Converted Value

Converts the units entered and displays the converted value.

Calculator Icon

Returns the converted value to the Input box.

Provides access to predefined constants and functions. You can use the Variables area
to define and store additional constants and functions.

Variables Tree

Stores predefined shortcut functions and user-defined variables.

Shortcut functions are common expressions that combine a function with an object snap.
The following table describes the predefined shortcut functions in the list.

New Variable Button

Opens the Variable Definition dialog box.

Edit Variable Button

Opens the Variable Definition dialog box so you can make changes to the selected variable.

Delete Variable Button

Deletes the selected variable.

Calculator Button

Returns the selected variable to the Input box.