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Scientific notation

 
Giselle Dazzi
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Hi all,
I have a function that receives a double as a parameter. It�s not functioning properly when a receive a very small number in scientific notation.
How can change the notation of a number from scientific to regular ?
Can I detect a number is coming in that notation ?
thx

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Jim Yingst
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Ummm, is the just a duplicate of this thread, or do you have some other question?

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Basically the same question, this one I had done more research and thought it would be a topic for the advanced forum...

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Jim Yingst
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OK, thanks. I'm closing this one to avoid duplicate conversations.

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