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Hi all! Here is a challenge for you...
Does anybody know how to combine worksheet functions to generate the leading number from the Standard Index Form version of a "normal number"? For example,... ....if the input was 340000, the output would be 3.4 ....if the input was 0.00278, the output would be 2.78 I realise that Excel can display a "normal" number in this "scientific" format, but it is for a teaching resource that I am building, so that is no use to me. Would it use the LEFT or RIGHT functions? I have at least worked out that, once I have this leading number, in order to generate the index the formula would be =LOG10(complete_number/leading_number) but I am puzzled about how to get the first bit. Many thanks in advance, Neil Goldwasser |
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