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Numeric Format
I am writing a text file with numbers which I would like in E16.9 fortran
format, example: -4.543785477E+01 1.675241709E+00 both positive and negative have 16 characters per number (the positive includes the space instead of the - sign) how can I do this with format (mynumber, ???) is there any other way? thanks Dan |
Numeric Format
FormatCellsScientific
"Daniel" wrote: I am writing a text file with numbers which I would like in E16.9 fortran format, example: -4.543785477E+01 1.675241709E+00 both positive and negative have 16 characters per number (the positive includes the space instead of the - sign) how can I do this with format (mynumber, ???) is there any other way? thanks Dan |
Numeric Format
For VBA: MyRange.NumberFormat = "Scientific"
"Daniel" wrote: I am writing a text file with numbers which I would like in E16.9 fortran format, example: -4.543785477E+01 1.675241709E+00 both positive and negative have 16 characters per number (the positive includes the space instead of the - sign) how can I do this with format (mynumber, ???) is there any other way? thanks Dan |
Numeric Format
thanks guys but it returns numbers with an additional character due to the -
sign "JLGWhiz" wrote: For VBA: MyRange.NumberFormat = "Scientific" "Daniel" wrote: I am writing a text file with numbers which I would like in E16.9 fortran format, example: -4.543785477E+01 1.675241709E+00 both positive and negative have 16 characters per number (the positive includes the space instead of the - sign) how can I do this with format (mynumber, ???) is there any other way? thanks Dan |
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