Fred_PieringCopper ContributorMar 17, 2024SolvedEngineering Notation I would like to format the numbersso they are always in "Engineering" notation. that is always a group of three, like the HP calculators do. that way we can work and display as uF, nF, pF., etc. 10-...Show MoreHansVogelaarMar 17, 2024Fred_Piering The nearest Excel comes (I think) is the custom number format ##0E+0 or ##0.000E+0
HansVogelaarMar 17, 2024Fred_Piering The nearest Excel comes (I think) is the custom number format ##0E+0 or ##0.000E+0
HansVogelaarMar 17, 2024Fred_Piering The nearest Excel comes (I think) is the custom number format ##0E+0 or ##0.000E+0
HansVogelaarMVPMar 17, 2024Fred_Piering The nearest Excel comes (I think) is the custom number format ##0E+0 or ##0.000E+0
PeterBartholomew1Silver Contributor to HansVogelaarMar 17, 2024HansVogelaar That is perfect. I tend to use##0.000E+00Fred_PieringCopper Contributor to HansVogelaarMar 17, 2024That worked!Thanks You.FredHansVogelaar
PeterBartholomew1Silver Contributor to HansVogelaarMar 17, 2024HansVogelaar That is perfect. I tend to use##0.000E+00
