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How to display a float number in scientific?
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(08-04-2024, 03:03 PM)Kernelpanic Wrote: As Pete has already written. Five ^ results in a three-digit exponent output - but then it's over. Sex is no longer acceptable!  Tongue

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Dim As Double a

a = 12345.6
Print Using "##.##^^^^"; a
Print Using "##.##^^^^"; 12345.6

Print Using "##.##^^^^^"; 12345.6
That's why I avoid PRINT USING, so I don't miss out on 'sex'.

I'm not sure what my latest string math post was, but I think this post included my way to convert to SI without using PRINT USING.

https://qb64phoenix.com/forum/showthread...36#pid5236

Pete
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RE: How to display a float number in scientific? - by Pete - 08-04-2024, 03:12 PM



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