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Scientific vs Floating with General Number Format - Quickie
Hi
Is there a simple rule that Excel uses to determine when it switches from floating to scientific when it chooses how to display a number that is in a cell which is number formatted to "General"? thanks Tim |
Scientific vs Floating with General Number Format - Quickie
"Tim Childs" wrote:
Is there a simple rule that Excel uses to determine when it switches from floating to scientific when it chooses how to display a number that is in a cell which is number formatted to "General"? Empirically, it appears that happens when an integer requires more than 11 digits or when a number less than one requires more than 9 digits (11 characters included "0."). |
Scientific vs Floating with General Number Format - Quickie
Hi Joe
many thanks for that research best wishes Tim "JoeU2004" wrote in message ... "Tim Childs" wrote: Is there a simple rule that Excel uses to determine when it switches from floating to scientific when it chooses how to display a number that is in a cell which is number formatted to "General"? Empirically, it appears that happens when an integer requires more than 11 digits or when a number less than one requires more than 9 digits (11 characters included "0."). |
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