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Can Excel display in scientific notation with a 3digit exponent?
e.g.; 7E-168; I am creating the spreadsheet using Coldfusion, so Custom types
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Can Excel display in scientific notation with a 3digit exponent?
Formatting as General will allow that format (after adjusting decimals)
- do you have a specific example that doesn't work? In article , kentk wrote: e.g.; 7E-168; I am creating the spreadsheet using Coldfusion, so Custom types will not help me |
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