Hello,
The notation from Scientific to fixed decimal point format depends on the option under: Tools => Options => Decimal places. For instance, let's define a variable:
[MATH]A←258,75*10^{-6}[/MATH]
and then see its value:
[MATH]A=2,5875*10^{-4}[/MATH]
It is in the Scientific notation. Now, change the number of decimal places to, say, 8 (or greater). Then the variable will be represented as
[MATH]A=0,00025875[/MATH]
The changed number of decimal places is defined for the entire worksheet. I think there is no way to define the number of decimal places for individual results.
Regards,
Radovan
P.S. Pay attention on the decimal separator (point or comma)
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