HP 50g Binary Number Formatting

[John Keith]

(04-24-2022 12:03 AM)Gil Wrote:  It seems that, with the program suggested by John Keith, the 4 digits-block starts from the left.
So that we get with his program:
1234 5678
1234 5678 9
1234 5678 91
1234 5678 912

But I understood that we should get:
123 4567 8912
12 3456 7891
1 2345 6789
1234 5678

Besides, John Keith's program seems to cut off the first and last digits.

Sorry about that, I posted on my way out and didn't check the program well enough.

As 3298 pointed out, when you enter a binary number using # or convert an integer to binary using B->R, the number format is # 1010b (or d, h or o depending on mode). The program removes the leading "# " and the trailing letter. If your binary numbers come from another source, that part of my program (and others) can be removed.