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Displaying big numbers WITHOUT scientific notations
I'm using C#, and I want my report to show id numbers correctly, without E
(scientific notation). How can I do that? In excel I just choose number, and it works. |
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Displaying big numbers WITHOUT scientific notations
On Feb 8, 8:28 am, G. H. <G. wrote:
I'm using C#, and I want my report to show id numbers correctly, without E (scientific notation). How can I do that? In excel I just choose number, and it works. GH, Have you tried Range("A1").NumberFormat = "0" Greg |
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Displaying big numbers WITHOUT scientific notations
Yeah, doesn't work. So far I'm using a "'" before the number, but I'm not
sure it's going to cut it. "Greg Glynn" wrote: On Feb 8, 8:28 am, G. H. <G. wrote: I'm using C#, and I want my report to show id numbers correctly, without E (scientific notation). How can I do that? In excel I just choose number, and it works. GH, Have you tried Range("A1").NumberFormat = "0" Greg |
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