Similar to HP 46 ??

[Katie Wasserman]

(03-24-2015 03:35 PM)nn7d@msn.com Wrote:  I had another thought. I used to be able to add up a column of numbers so that the printer would print each entry as I keyed it into the machine and then, at the end, I could call for the sum. I think that would argue against the RPN configuration in favor of an algebraic machine.
Also, and I'm not sure about this, I think I could call for "SUBTOTALS" as I keyed in the column of numbers.

I don't have a manual for my "NEW" 46 yet and the printer isn't working either so I don't know if it is capable of doing that or not.

No, it's not. The SUBTOTAL function is typical for a financially-oriented calculator, one that would not have trig functions. I can't think of any calculator of any size/shape/color/display/printer from any manufacturer that has both of these characteristics.