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what does 6.9544E+23 stand for
I am trying to figure out hat the e stands for as I want the number to look more like this 2562.50 this is just an example the formula uses was =e4*1(d4)^b4 again this formula was an example the numbers would be were the numbers are in the cell
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what does 6.9544E+23 stand for
Le 30/10/2012 15:27, gokarterkid a écrit :
I am trying to figure out hat the e stands for as I want the number to look more like this 2562.50 this is just an example the formula uses was =e4*1(d4)^b4 again this formula was an example the numbers would be were the numbers are in the cell Hi, E means a scientific writing format. 1.234E-1 = 0.1234 1.234E+1 = 12.34 1.234E+3 = 1234 @+ FxM |
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