I think they’re all types of pricing ;-;
This is weird. A BCD code allocates 4 bits (a nibble) for each digit. So a decimal number like 53810 has 5 digits, so would require 5*4 = 20 bits.
53810 = <span>0101 0011 1000 0001 0000
So, I don't see how you would fit that in 12 bits. What am I missing?</span>
It is in the conditional formatting area that such changes are made.
The answer is Progressive Website Applications. This specific type of website allows the user to have a particular website function similarly as to when you download the app natively on your device. One main advantage is that you wouldn't need to download the actual app to use its functions. As the applications we use in our mobile phone increase, the more application we need to download, and could be troublesome to have hundreds of app installed on your mobile device.
