¿Cómo cambio el teclado numérico de mi iPhone?

How do I change the numeric keypad on my iPhone?

To try it out, simply tap and hold the “123” button while you input numbers or punctuation marks. Once you’re finished using the numeric keyboard, let go of the “123” button, and your keyboard will change back to its alphabet mode without the need of an extra tap.

To lock the number keyboard, hold the .? 123 key for a few seconds. To return to the alphabetic keyboard tap the ABC key.

Use the number key pad to enter numbers….To type the letter C, tap it three times.

1. From within a text entry screen, tap the text entry field to open the virtual keyboard.
2. If necessary, tap to deselectSwype and T9.
3. Tap the Shift key to switch between uppercase and lowercase text.

For example, the 2 key contains the letters A, B, and C. To type the letter A, tap the 2key once….Use the number key pad to enter numbers.

1. From within a text entry screen, tap the text entry field to open the virtual keyboard.
2. Tap SYM to switch to numbers and symbols.
3. Tap 123 ABC to switch back to text entry.

Hi: Dial it exactly the same as any other phone. As you can see on the keypad, each number from 2-9 corresponds to 3 or 4 letters. That number can be any of those 3 or 4 letters, so 1 press of “2” corresponds to either an “A” “B” or “C”. So dialing 1-800-555-APPL would be 1-800-555-2775 (just an example).

Numbers

1. Select the cells or table you want to format, tap .
2. Tap. to the right of Number.
3. Tap a format (Number, Scientific, or Fraction). Tip: Tap the E key on the numeric keypad to enter numbers in scientific E-notation (for example, 1E+04).
4. Set the number of decimal places and other display options.

Go to Settings > Accessibility > Keyboards, tap Full Keyboard Access, then turn on Full Keyboard Access. Control your iPad using keyboard shortcuts. To customize the keyboard shortcuts, tap Commands.

NumPad: Your Number Keyboard on the App Store Open the Mac App Store to buy and download apps. Ever had to add a phone number, credit card number, or any other long list of digits on an app or website and they DIDN’T provide a number pad keyboard?

This post is now invalid. All smartphones support HTML5 and CSS3 now, so adding type=”number” does in fact prompt the number pad to pop-up. I just checked it on 2 different Android versions, and an iPhone.

All smartphones support HTML5 and CSS3 now, so adding type=”number” does in fact prompt the number pad to pop-up. I just checked it on 2 different Android versions, and an iPhone. Just so no one in the future tries WAP instead of the correct HTML5 format.

If you use type=”number” in the above, then if you type “123” then “e” the oninput JS will replace all contents of the box. Just use type=”text” if you really just want integer values. Try OR This will help if you working with Android.