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Pseudo-Scientific Notation, or The Mysterious Case of the Middle E
Typing a part number like 32E50 into an Excel spreadsheet can give you fits. Excel thinks you are using shorthand for scientific notation, and converts this string into the number 3.20E+51 (or 32 with 50 zeroes) – Ugh! The way to overcome … Continue reading
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