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Default how to enter multipliers in excel

Or you can just type in 3E3, which is what I think the OP was asking.
3.35E3 is of course longer to type than 3350.
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Instead of tying in 3*10^3 for 3000. whats the shortcut to do this with
regards to the scientific calculator where you have the 'E' button right
beside the Ans button. That 'E' button represents x10^*, where * is any
integer.

For an example. How do you type 3.35Km? do you have to do it like
(3.35*10^3)m?



You can format the cell to "scientific" - then when you type in "3000" the
cell shows "3.00E+03"