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Keeping the exponent at a fix value in Excel
Hi
When formatting in Scientific, how can you keep the exponent constant and allow the decimal point to move? For example If I have: 6.647E-03 1.741E-02 8.378E-02 How do I ensure that Excel keeps the E to E-3 and adjust the decimal point? Cheers WayneL |
Keeping the exponent at a fix value in Excel
I don;t think you can as Scientific only allows decimal places to show.
Could you perhaps make this a number column and have it display the required number of dp's? "WAYNEL" wrote: Hi When formatting in Scientific, how can you keep the exponent constant and allow the decimal point to move? For example If I have: 6.647E-03 1.741E-02 8.378E-02 How do I ensure that Excel keeps the E to E-3 and adjust the decimal point? Cheers WayneL |
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