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Does this Custom Format pattern do what you want?
0.0#####"*10"E+0 You will have to pick some number of decimal points (maximum) you want to have. Rick "JudgeMental" wrote in message ... I probably did not give enough information in my first post. The values I need to display need to be shown for example as 1*10E-5, or 2.3*10E-5. I will be using conditional formatting to ensure that user enters values that are in a certain range. Thanks again. "JudgeMental" wrote: Hi, I need to format numbers as 10E-3, 10E-5, or 10E-6. I need to maintain the 10E-x format. Not scientific or engineering notation. It's for recording Bit Error Rate measurement results. Any ideas? Thank you for your help. |
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