CalcList - Calculate Your List

CalcList – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What is CalcList?

CalcList is a calculator that lets you keep your calculations in a list format. It’s perfect for shopping lists, monthly expenses, or any type of calculation where you want to add notes or descriptions to each step.

2. How is CalcList different from a regular calculator?

Unlike standard calculators, CalcList allows you to organize your calculations in a structured list. You can add descriptions, divide your list into sections, reuse items, and clearly see each step of your work. This makes reviewing and updating your calculations much easier.

3. What are “Section Breaks” used for?

The Section Break feature lets you divide your calculations into multiple sections. It’s useful for grouping related items—for example, separating expenses by category or project phase.

4. What does the “Link Value” feature do?

The Link Value feature allows you to assign variables to formulas. This means if a variable changes, all linked formulas will update automatically, reducing the chance of errors.

5. What are “Predefined Items”?

Predefined Items let you save commonly used items or variables so you can quickly reuse them in future calculations without retyping.

6. Can I rearrange my calculation items?

Yes! CalcList supports drag and drop, so you can easily reorder items or sections to keep your list organized.

7. Can I export my calculations?

Absolutely. You can export your calculation lists as images in .png format, making it easy to review, share, or send your results to others.

8. How can I back up or restore my data?

CalcList allows you to backup and restore your data using your Google Drive account, so your work is always safe and accessible across devices.

9. Is CalcList free to use?

Yes, CalcList offers a Free Version that allows you to save up to three lists. You can upgrade to unlock more storage and features if needed.

10. Who can benefit from CalcList?

CalcList is great for anyone who wants to keep calculations organized — from shoppers and students to business owners and finance planners who need clarity and structure in their calculations.